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Angle 1 and angle 2 are supplementary angles if angle one is decreased what changes should take place in angle to show that both the angle still remains supplementary

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Answered by flamingpheonix
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the other angle must be increased equally as much the other angle decreased. For example if a pair of supplementary angle is 110, 70. if 110 is decreased by 10 then 70 will be increased by 10. 110+70=180. 100+80=180.
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