Asked by Anonymous
The measure of angle B, the supplement of angle A, is four times the measure of angle C, the complement of angle A.
I need to find the measure of all angles and i have no idea of where to start, any help would be appreciated.
I need to find the measure of all angles and i have no idea of where to start, any help would be appreciated.
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Answered by
Steve
sure you have an idea. What property do supplementary angles have? They add to 180°. Complementary angles add to 90°.
so, B = 180-A
C = 90-A
B = 4C, so
180-A = 4(90-A)
180-A = 360-4A
3A = 180
A = 60
complement = 30°
supplement = 120°, which is 4 times 30°
so, B = 180-A
C = 90-A
B = 4C, so
180-A = 4(90-A)
180-A = 360-4A
3A = 180
A = 60
complement = 30°
supplement = 120°, which is 4 times 30°
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