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Find the angle whose supplement is 4 times its complement

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Answered by MuskanDalal
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Solution) Let one angle be X The other angle = 180°-x supplement 90°-x = complement 180°-x = 4*(90°-x) supplement is four times its complement 180°-x = 360°-4x 3x=360°-180° 3x=180° X=60°
Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

Angle = 60°

Step-by-step explanation:

Find the angle whose supplement is 4 times its complement

Let say Angle  = X°

Supplement angle = 180° - X°

Complement Angle = 90° - X°

supplement is 4 times its complement

=> 180° - X°  =  4 * (90° - X°)

=> 180° - X°  =  360° - 4X°

=> 3X°  =  180°

=> X°  =  60°

Angle = 60°

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