Math, asked by mshtaqahmad516, 9 days ago

Find the measure of two complementary angles if one third of the first angle is 4 less than one third of the second angle.

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Answered by stuti88

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The two angles must differ by 12 (degrees?), and if by “complementary” angles you mean they add up to 180 degrees, then that would mean they are 84 and 96 degrees respectively.

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Find the measure of two complementary angles if one third of the first angle is 4 less than one third of the second angle. ​

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Find the measure of two complementary angles if one third of the first angle is 4 less than one third of the second angle.