SOLUTION: Angle E and angle T and supplementary. If angle E is 23 degrees more than twice the complement of T, what are the two angles?

Question 695650: Angle E and angle T and supplementary. If angle E is 23 degrees more than twice the complement of T, what are the two angles?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Angle E and angle T and supplementary.
E = 180-T
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If angle E is 23 degrees more than twice the complement of T, what are the two angles?
E = 2(90-T) + 23
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Substitute for E and solve for T:
180-T = 2(90-T)+23
180 - T = 180 - 2T + 23
T = 23 degrees
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E = 180-T = 157 degrees
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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