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the supplement of an angle of 60°

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Answered by risky2k46

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The supplement of 60° is the angle that when added to 60° forms a straight angle (180° ).

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Answered by arhaaxx1

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Answer:120°

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Supplementary angle is the angle which when added to another angle makes 180° with it

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