SOLUTION: give example to show that, when you add the measureof an angle totwice the measure of its complement, the sum isthe measure of the angle's supplement

SOLUTION: give example to show that, when you add the measureof an angle totwice the measure of its complement, the sum isthe measure of the angle's supplement

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Question 1141034: give example to show that, when you add the measureof an angle totwice the measure of its complement, the sum isthe measure of the angle's supplement
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x, measure of the angle
2(90-x), twice the measure of its complement
180-x, measure of the angle's supplement

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