Math, asked by Rajuchakma6032, 11 months ago

What is the complementary and supplementary angle of 47degrees 35'?

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Answered by Shreyash2020

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Complementary angle { 89degrees 60' - 47degrees 35'} = 42 degrees 25'

Supplementary angle { 179degrees 60' - 47 degrees 35' } = 132 degrees 25'

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