Measurement of one angle of a complementary angle is 10° more than another
angle, then what will be the measurement of the both the angles?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let x and y are two angles making a complementary angles, and x is 10
o
greater than y.
Then,
⟹ x−(90−x)=10
⟹ x−90+x=10
⟹ 2x=100
⟹ x=50
o
.
Hence, if one angle measures 10
0
more than its complement, then measure of the angle =50
0
. (∵50 °
+40 °
0
=90 °
)
Therefore, option D is correct.
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0
Step-by-step explanation:
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