SOLUTION: "If twice the measure of the supplement of an angle is equal to the sum of three times the complement plus 112 degrees, find the measure of the angle"
I know that the supplement
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Question 836069: "If twice the measure of the supplement of an angle is equal to the sum of three times the complement plus 112 degrees, find the measure of the angle"
I know that the supplementary angles are 180 degrees, and complementary angles are 90 degrees, although I am not sure how to go about this question.
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"If twice the measure of the supplement of an angle is equal to the sum of three times the complement plus 112 degrees, find the measure of the angle"
:
A = the angle
You know
180-A = the supplement
and
90-A = the complement
:
Just write an equation for the given statement:
""If twice the measure of the supplement of an angle is equal to the sum of three times the complement plus 112 degrees,
2(180-A) = 3(90-A) + 112
360 - 2A = 270 - 3A + 112
-2A + 3A = 270 + 112 - 360
A = 22 degrees
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You can check the solution in the given statement by finding the supplement and the complement
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