SOLUTION: Two angles that are suplementary differ by 27 degrees. Find the measure of the smaller of the two angles.
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Question 1010237: Two angles that are suplementary differ by 27 degrees. Find the measure of the smaller of the two angles.
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Call one angle x. The other is 180-x. Then we write
x - (180-x) = 27
x - 180 + x = 27
2x = 207
x = 103.5 degrees
180-x = 76.5 degrees, the smaller one.
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