Math, asked by rainbowcupcake186, 2 months ago

Find the complement of a 67*32' angle.

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Answered by kunalboss49

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Trigonometry Examples The complement of 67° is the angle that when added to 67° forms a right angle (90° ).

Answered by henrydagoat09

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Answer:22*28'

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