SOLUTION: the measure of the supplement of an angle exceeds three times the measure of the compliment by 30.

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Question 221642: the measure of the supplement of an angle exceeds three times the measure of the compliment by 30.
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The measure of the supplement of an angle exceeds three times the measure of the complement by 30.

Step 1. Supplementary angles means two angles add up to 180 degrees.

Step 2. Complementary angles means two angles add up to 90 degrees.

Step 3. Let x be the angle.

Step 4. Let 180-x be its supplementary angle.

Step 5. Let 90-x be its complementary angle.

Step 6. Let 3(90-x) be three times the complement.

Step 7. Then 180-x=3(90-x)+30 since the measure of the supplement of an angle exceeds three times the measure of the complement by 30.

Step 8. Solving the equation in Step 7 yields the following steps:

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  • This is an equation! Solutions: x=60.
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  • Text form: 180-x=3*(90-x)+30 simplifies to 0=0
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Moved 180 to the right of expression
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Moved 90 to the right of expression
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Moved these terms to the left highlight_green%28+-3%2A%28-x%2B90%29+%29,highlight_green%28+-30+%29
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Added fractions or integers together
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Moved 150 to the right of expression
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Expanded term -3 by using associative property on %28-x%2B90%29
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Multiplied numerator integers
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Added fractions or integers together
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Eliminated similar terms highlight_red%28+-x+%29,highlight_red%28+3%2Ax+%29 replacing them with highlight_green%28+%28-1%2B3%29%2Ax+%29
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Solved linear equation highlight_red%28+2%2Ax-120=0+%29 equivalent to 2*x-120 =0
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Result:
This is an equation! Solutions: x=60.

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With x=60, then 180-x=120 and 90-x=30.

Check equation 180-x=3(90-x)+30 of Step 7 or 120=3*30+30=120 which is a true statement

Step 9. ANSWER: The angle is 60, its supplement is 120 and its complement is 30.


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