SOLUTION: what is the measure,in degrees,of an angle that is complementary to the 53 degree angle?
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Question 575498: what is the measure,in degrees,of an angle that is complementary to the 53 degree angle?
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The sum of an angle and its complement is 90 degrees. Subtract 53 from 90.
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