SOLUTION: Determine the measure of an angle that is 60 degrees more than that of its supplement
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Question 775203: Determine the measure of an angle that is 60 degrees more than that of its supplement
Answer by arKed(27) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
n1 + n2 = 180
n2 = 60 + n1
n1 + 60 + n1 = 180
(2n1 = 120) / 2
n1 = 60
60 + n2 = 180
n2 = 120
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