An angle is 50 degree larger than it's supplement calculate the measure of it
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Let the smaller angle be x
Large rangle =x+50.
Given sum of supplementary angles is=180.
X+X+50=180
2X+50=180.
2X=180−50
2X=130
X= 130/2
X=65
Therefore smaller angle=65.
Larger angle=X+50=65+50=110.
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Answer:
A = 115°
Step-by-step explanation:
To find out the supplement of a given angle, subtract it by 180°.
Given:
An angle is 50 degree larger than it's supplement.
To find:
Measure of the angle
SOLUTION:
Let the unknown angle be ∠A.
According to the question,
∠A = (180 - A) + 50
A = 180 + 50 - A
A = 230 - A
∴ A + A = 230
2A = 230
∴ A =
A = 115°
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