SOLUTION: An angle is 6 degrees less than twice its' complement. Find the angle and its' complement.
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Question 219174
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An angle is 6 degrees less than twice its' complement. Find the angle and its' complement.
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2x-6+x=90
3x-6=90
3x=96
x=32 degrees
2x-6=58 degrees
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