sum of two complementary angle
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so I'm right
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these 2 angles are not supplementary they're complementary and hence sum up to 90°
okay whatever I'm not spending a minute of my time now explaining this to you
he has mentioned in question that they are complementary how can you even say no
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The sum of two complementary angle is 180 degree
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90 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles are those whose combined angle is exactly 90 degrees.
Complementary angle statistics
- There is no complement of two right angles.
- Obtuse angles cannot be complementary to one another.
- Although two complementary angles can be sharp, the opposite is not feasible.
Contrasting Angles
- 90 degrees is equivalent to a sum.
- These two angles do not constitute a straight pair of angles; rather, they compliment one another.
- These angles combine to produce a straight pair.
- only intended for straight angles
Solved Illustrations
complementary angles:
Figure 1:
The complement of 40 degrees can be found.
Solution:
Given that the angle is 40 degrees,
It is 50 degrees to the complement.
Since complementary angles add up to 90 degrees, we know this.
So, 40° + 50° = 90°
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