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Question 223358
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Angle A is one fourth as large as its supplement, angle B. Find the measurement of each angle
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180/4=45 degrees
3*45=135 degrees
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Angle A is one fourth as large as its supplement, angle B. Find the measurement of each angle
Since angle A is
the measure of angle B, its supplement, then we'll have:
4A = 180 - A ------ Multiplying each side of equation by LCD, 4
5A = 180
A =
Therefore, the measure of the angle, or A is:
while the measure of its supplement is
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Measure of the angle's supplement:
Measure of the angle:
Angle,
is
of its supplement, or
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