Math, asked by yogithas2010, 1 day ago

complement of 54°29'

Answers

Answered by dayanidhisharma19

0

Answer:

35°'31'

Step-by-step explanation:

Complement of 54°29'

= 90° - 54°29' [ as 1° = 60' ]

= 35°'31'

Answered by PrarabdhParashar123

0

Answer:

35°'31'

Step-by-step explanation:

Complement of 54°29'

= 90° - 54°29' [ as 1° = 60' ]

= 35°'31'

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 19 hours ago

circle the odd one 1.wheat,rice,nuts,potato. 2.rice,sugar,butter,egg...

Math, 19 hours ago

Select each value that is less than 40.

English, 19 hours ago

There have been no rains so far. There. Be a drought...

Math, 1 day ago

In ∆ABC it is given that, AB/AC = BD/DC if Angle B=60° and Angle C = 60° , then Angle BAD is equal to a) 30° b) 40° c) 45° d) 50° Explanation needed No Spam...

History, 1 day ago

What were the achievements of Incas civilisation ?

History, 8 months ago

how many janapadas and mahajanapadas are there ?

Math, 8 months ago

Starting form (-1)*5, write various products showing some pattern to show (-1) (-1) = 1...

Math, 8 months ago

3-(4 - 12) EVALUATE THE FOLLOWING...