SOLUTION: find the value of each angle if angle A is 18 more than twice its suppliment

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Question 529784: find the value of each angle if angle A is 18 more than twice its suppliment
Found 2 solutions by swincher4391, MathTherapy:
Answer by swincher4391(1107)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
By definition, a pair of supplementary angles are angles that add up to 180º. Remember that.
So let's call our two angles A and B.
Let A+B = 180
And let A = 18+B ---> A-B = 18
Then we have a system of equations.
A+B = 180
A-B = 18
Notice if we added these two equations we would eliminate B. That's good.
2A = 198
A = 99
Sub 99 back in for A. 99 + B = 180 Then B = 81.
Our two angles are 99 and 81.

Answer by MathTherapy(10559)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
find the value of each angle if angle A is 18 more than twice its suppliment

Let angle's measure be A

Then its supplement = 180 - A

We can therefore say that: A = 2(180 -A) + 18

A = 360 - 2A + 18

A + 2A = 360 + 18

3A = 378

A, or angle = , or

Other angle (its supplement) = 180 - 126, or

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