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if the complement of an angle is 2 less than one fifth of it's supplement then the measure of it's complement is​

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Answered by ishetashukla2007
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Answer:

Two angles which are complementary add up to 90

o

.

as per problem given,

x+

5

1

x=90

5

6

x=90

x=90×

6

5

=75

Thus one angle is 75

o

other will be

5

75

=15

o

angle which is one fifth of its complement is 15 degree.

Answered by GulabLachman
0

Given: The complement of an angle is 2° less than one fifth of its supplement.

To find: Measure of its complement

Explanation: The complement of an angle is the measure of the angle which when added to actual angle results in 90°.

Let the angle be x.

Its complement= 90-x

The supplement of an angle is the measure of the angle which when added to actual angle results in 180°.

Let the angle be x.

Its supplement= 180-x

1/5 of its supplement= 180-x / 5

According to question, the complement of angle is 2° less than 1/5 of its supplement.

Then,

=>90 - x =  \frac{180 - x}{5}  - 2

=>90 - x =  \frac{180 - x - 10}{5}

=>5 (90-x) = 170-x

=> 450 - 5x = 170-x

=> 4x = 280

=> x = 280/4

= 70°

Therefore, the angle is 70°.

Its complement= 90°-x

= 90°-70°

= 20°

Therefore, the measure of the complement of the angle is 20°.

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