SOLUTION: One of two supplementary angles is 4° more than one-third of the other angle. what is the measure of each of the angles
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Question 489164: One of two supplementary angles is 4° more than one-third of the other angle. what is the measure of each of the angles
Answer by jorel1380(3719) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
n+(1/3n+4)=180
4/3n=176
4n=528
n=132
1/3n+4=48..
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