If we want to know if the angles are complementary, we need to check if their measures add up to 90 degrees.
Let's call the measure of the first angle A and the measure of the second angle B.
According to the information given, the measure of the first angle is 2X + 3, and the measure of the second angle is also 2X + 3.
To determine if the angles are complementary, we need to add their measures and set the sum equal to 90 degrees:
A + B = 2X + 3 + 2X + 3
Simplifying the equation:
A + B = 4X + 6
Since we want to know if the angles are complementary, the equation for the angles measured is:
4X + 6 = 90
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