Question

(m-20)° and (m+10)°
Are the measures of complementary angles
Find the measure of the angle

Please please give me answer ​

Answer 1

Ans is m=45

and the angles are 25 and 65 (after calculation)

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

$\huge{\underline{\underline{Given→}}}$

• $Angle\:1=(m-20°)$
• $Angle\:2=(m+10°)$

$\bold{\underline{NOTE→}}$

$Both\:angles\:are\:complementary.$

$\huge{\underline{\underline{To\:Find→}}}$

$→The\:value\:of\:each\:angle.$

$\huge{\underline{\underline{Answer→}}}$

→As both the angles are complementary.

So angle1+angle2=90°

→(m-20°)+(m+10°)=90°

→(2m-10°)=90°

→2 m=90+10

→2 m=100°

→m=100/2

→m=50°

${\boxed{\boxed{→m=50°✔}}}$

$→So\:measure\:of\:each\:angle=$

1. Angle 1=(m-20°)=50°-20°=30°
2. Angle2=(m+10°)=50°+10°=60°

HOPE IT HELPS.