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Question 354735
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an angle is 40 degrees greater in measure than its supplement, what is the measures of the angles?
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Let
represent the measure of the angle. Then
represents the measure of the supplement. The sum of the measures of two supplementary angles is
, so:
Solve for
, then calculate
.
John
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