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The measure of a given angle is1/4times that of its supplimentry angle find the measure of complementary angle​

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Answered by Johnsonmijo
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If the measure of a given angle is 1/4 times that of its supplementary angle, then the measure of its complementary angle is 54°

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the measure of a given angle is 1/4 times that of its supplementary angle.

Let X be the given angle and Y be its supplementary angle.

Given X = \frac{1}{4} *Y

As X and Y are supplementary angles, X + Y = 180

Substitute X= \frac{1}{4} *Y

That is X + Y = 180

\frac{1}{4} *Y + Y = 180°

\frac{Y+4Y}{4} =180\\\\           5Y= 180*4\\\\             Y=\frac{180*4}{5} \\\\            Y=36*4\\\\            Y=  144

Therefore, the supplementary angle Y is 144°

X = \frac{1}{4} *Y

= \frac{1}{4} *144

=36°

Therefore, the given angle is 36°

Let Z be the complementary angle of X

As X and Z are complementary angles, X + Z=90°

That is, 36+Z= 90

Z= 90-36 = 54°

So the complementary angle of the given angle is 54°

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