SOLUTION: angle A has 3 times the measure of its supplement, angle B. What is the degree of angle A?

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Question 691235: angle A has 3 times the measure of its supplement, angle B. What is the degree of angle A?
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A = 3B
A + B = 180 ==> supplementary angles have a sum of 180
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Substitution
3B + B = 180
4B = 180

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A = 3(45) =
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