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Question 1093966: Two angles are called supplementary angles if the sum of their measures is 180°. Find the measure of supplementary angles if one angle is represented by x and the other angle is 60 degrees more than twice x.
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Answer by Gentle Phill(18)   (Show Source):
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One angle is called x
Let the other angle be y
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Both angles measure 180deg
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x+y = 180deg
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But y = 2x+60deg
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x+2x+60deg = 180deg
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3x+60deg = 180deg
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3x = 120deg
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x = 40deg
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y = 2(40deg)+60deg
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y = 140deg.
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(x, y) = (40deg, 140deg)
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Your friend,
Francis.
Answer by MathTherapy(10557)  (Show Source):
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Two angles are called supplementary angles if the sum of their measures is 180°. Find the measure of supplementary angles if one angle is represented by x and the other angle is 60 degrees more than twice x.
As requested, let smaller angle be x
Then larger = 2x + 60
Supplementary angles sum to  (We don't need to be reminded of this, as most of us do know or should know this), so we get: x + 2x + 60 = 180
Solve this for x, the smaller angle, then double x, and add 60 to get the larger angle, or just subtract the value of x from 180 to get the larger angle.
Your results should be: 
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