an angle is 16° less than its supplement.find the measure of the angle
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Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles sum to 90 degrees, so if one angle is x degrees its complement will be 90-x degrees. x = 37 degrees, the complement of 37 is 53, since 90–37 = 53, and 53 is 16 more than 37.
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For two angles to be supplementary
their sum should be equal to = 180 degrees
Given an angle is 16 less than its supplement
let first angle be = x
second angle = x - 16
now , X + X - 16 = 180
2x = 180 + 16
x = 196/2 = 98
One angle is 98 degree
and other angle is 98- 16 = 82 degree
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