Question

Two complementary angles differ from 30°. Find the smallest angle. ​

Answer 1

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Let the numbers be x and x - 30

We know the sum of two complementary angles adds up to 90

Thus,

x + x - 30 = 90

2x = 90 + 30

2x = 120

x = 120

x = 60

x+x−30=902

x=90+302

x=120

x=120÷2

x=60

Answer -

Thus the two complementary angles are

x = 60°and ,

x - 30 ie 60 - 30 = 30°

Answer 2

Answers

Hey there !!

Let the angles be x and x–30 .

Now, x + (x–30) = 180

=> 2x – 30 = 180

=> 2x = 180 + 30

=> 2x = 210

=> x = 210 / 2

=> x = 105°

Thus, the angles are 105° and (x–30) i.e., 105 – 30 = 75°

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