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One angle is 6 degrees less than twice a second angle. If the two angles are complementary, what are their
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One angle is 6 degrees less than twice a second angle. If the two angles are complementary, what are their measures? Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! let the angles be x & y
x+y =90
x= 2y-6
substitute x in the first equation
2y-6+y = 90
3y=96
/3
y=32
now you know what x is
