SOLUTION: Please help me solve this math problem, i am really confused. the problem is directly quoted from my homework.
"if i were 40 degrees less, i would equal my supplement." i need to
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"if i were 40 degrees less, i would equal my supplement." i need to
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Question 303321: Please help me solve this math problem, i am really confused. the problem is directly quoted from my homework.
"if i were 40 degrees less, i would equal my supplement." i need to find the measure of that angle. i have tried to turn it into an algebraic equation, but i do not get a legitimate answer. Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The angle plus its supplement equals 180.
1.
If A was 40 degrees less, it would be S.
2.
Now substitute eq. 2 into eq. 1 and solve for A.
Then use either equation to solve for S.
Re-post if you need help.
