SOLUTION: Suppose you have two supplementary angles such that the second angle is 12 degrees larger than 5 times the measure of the first angle. find the angles.

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Question 904569: Suppose you have two supplementary angles such that the second angle is 12 degrees larger than 5 times the measure of the first angle. find the angles.
Answer by richwmiller(17219)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
let one angle be x
the other is y=12+5x
x+5x+12=180
6x=168
x=28
y=152

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