Asked by keon
find the measure of an angle if the sum of the measures of its complement and supplement is 162 degrees.
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Answered by
DrBob222
Let X = the angle.
90 - X = the complementary angle.
180 - X = the supplementary angle.
We add those together to get the sum equal to 162 degrees.
(90 - X) + (180 - X) = 162
and solve for X.
90 - X = the complementary angle.
180 - X = the supplementary angle.
We add those together to get the sum equal to 162 degrees.
(90 - X) + (180 - X) = 162
and solve for X.
Answered by
dhruv
An angle measures 162° more than the measure of its supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?
Answered by
David
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