Math, asked by hrbeast, 10 months ago

if one angle in a pair of complementary angles is increased, what will happen to the other angle?

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Answered by abhisharma21

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the other will decrease by the same amount...

Answered by VermaMadhu

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Answer:

if one is increased the the value of other one will decrease.......................

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