SOLUTION: Angle's A and B are supplementary. If angle A is 56 degrees then what is B?

SOLUTION: Angle's A and B are supplementary. If angle A is 56 degrees then what is B?

Algebra.Com

Question 566161: Angle's A and B are supplementary. If angle A is 56 degrees then what is B?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Angle's [sic] A and B are supplementary. If angle A is 56 degrees then what is B?
-------------
A + B = 180

RELATED QUESTIONS
angles a and b are supplementary . What is meseaurement of angle b if measeaurement of... (answered by rfer)

If angle A is supplementary to angle B and angle B is supplementary to angle C then angle (answered by MathLover1,ikleyn,math_helper)

if angle S and angle M are complementary and angle M and angle H are supplementary, then... (answered by stanbon)

angle a and angle b are supplementary angles. find the measures of each angle if angle is (answered by ikleyn)

Angle A and angle B are complementary. In addition, angle A is supplementary to angle C.... (answered by rfer)

angle A and angle B are supplementary. angle A is 20 more than 3 times angle B. how many... (answered by dragonwalker)

Assume that angles A and B are complementary and angles B and C are supplementary. If... (answered by cleomenius)

Angle A and angle B are supplementary . angle A = 100 degrees find angle B= (answered by ikleyn)

angle a and angle b are supplementary and angle a is 125 degrees. which is greater, angle (answered by tommyt3rd)