Two angles are complementary. One angle measures (4x - 10) degrees. The other angle measures
(3x - 15) degrees. Which equation should you use to solve for the measures of the angles?
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Answer:
The equation is (4x-10)+(3x-15) = 90 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, complementary angles are two angles measuring 90 degrees. So here, 4x-10 and 3x-15 are the complementary angles. When we add them, the result should be 90 degrees. Therefore, this is the right equation.
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Answer:
(4x-10)+(3x-15)=90.
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles mean that they are up to 90°
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