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how many degrees are there in an angle which is equal to two-third of its complement ? ​

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Answered by Aaaryaa
3

Given, an angle is equal to two-third of its compliment.

Let that angle be A.

Therefore, ∠A=

3

2

(90−∠A)

⇒3∠A=180−2∠A

⇒5∠A=180

⇒∠A=36

The sum of two complementary angles is 90∘. let one of the angles be x. So, one angle is36∘ which is two third of its complement 54∘. They are Complementary angles.

Answered by hammad5555
2

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