SOLUTION: An angel is 15 degrees less than four times its complement. find the complement. I am stuck at this problem.

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Question 560489: An angel is 15 degrees less than four times its complement. find the complement. I am stuck at this problem.
Answer by solver91311(24713)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


I can answer questions about angles, but for questions about angels, you need to consult your favorite clergyman.

Let represent the measure of the desired angle in degrees. Then the measure of the complement of is . Four times the complement is and 15 degrees less than that is . And since we know that 15 degrees less than four times the complement IS the angle:



Solve for .

John

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