SOLUTION: ONE ANGLE IS TWICE ITS COMPLEMENT. FIND THE MEASURE OF THE LARGER ANGLE. ONE ANGLE IS TWENTY MORE THAN THREE TIMES ITS SUPPLEMENT. FIND THE MEASURE OF THE BOTH ANGLES.

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Question 244330: ONE ANGLE IS TWICE ITS COMPLEMENT. FIND THE MEASURE OF THE LARGER ANGLE.
ONE ANGLE IS TWENTY MORE THAN THREE TIMES ITS SUPPLEMENT. FIND THE MEASURE OF THE BOTH ANGLES.

Answer by rfer(16322)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a)
x+2x=90
3x=90
x=20 degrees
2x=40 degrees
b)
x+3x+20=180
4x=160
x=40 degrees
3x+20=140 degrees

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