Math, asked by vaishnavigirdhar26, 8 months ago

An example of complement angles

63°, 27°

55°, 45°

30°, 40°

25°, 60°

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Answered by Itzcutemuffin
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Answer:

63,27

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

example of complement angles

63°,27°

complementary angles = 90°

63°+27°=90°

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