find the measure of an angle which is 40° less than its complement
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The sum of angles that are complementary is always 90 degrees. Say x is one of the angles. The other is 40 less than x, so x - 40.
angle 1 +angle 2 = 90
x + x - 40 = 90
Add 40 to each side.
x +x = 130
2x = 130
Divide by 2.
x = 65
One of the angles is 65 degrees, and the other is 40 degrees less, meaning its 25 degrees.
angle 1 +angle 2 = 90
x + x - 40 = 90
Add 40 to each side.
x +x = 130
2x = 130
Divide by 2.
x = 65
One of the angles is 65 degrees, and the other is 40 degrees less, meaning its 25 degrees.
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180-40=140
140 will be its complement and 40 less is equal to 100 degree
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