Math, asked by bindhu78, 1 year ago

find the measure of an angle which is 36 degrees less than its supplement?

Answers

Answered by Satvik0
10
The angle is 72 and its supplement is 108

bindhu78: correct
Answered by kumarmonu89761
2

Answer:

The required angle is x=108^{0}

Step-by-step explanation:

Concept:

Supplementary Angles: Two angles are referred to as supplementary angles when their sum is 180 degrees. In other terms, two angles are said to be supplementary if they combine to create a straight angle.

Given:

The angle is 36^{0}

To find:

The objective is to find out the value of the supplementary angle of the given angle.

Solution:

Let x be the one angle.

So, the supplement of x=180^{0} -x

Given that an angle is 36^{0} less than its supplement.

x=(180^{0} -x)-36^{0}

x+x=180^{0} -36^{0}

2x=144^{0}

x=\frac{144^{0} }{2}

x=72^{0}

Therefore, the supplementary angle of x

180^{0} -x\\=180^{0} -72^{0} \\=108^{0}

Therefore, the required angle is 108^{0}.

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