SOLUTION: find the measure of two complementary angles if one angle is15 degrees more than four times the other angle

SOLUTION: find the measure of two complementary angles if one angle is15 degrees more than four times the other angle

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Question 958045: find the measure of two complementary angles if one angle is15 degrees more than four times the other angle
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