Math, asked by Rajchoudhury5425, 9 months ago

What is the complementary angle of55 degree angle

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Answered by Anonymous

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$the \: complementary \: angle \: of \: 55 \: will \: be \\ 90 - 55 = 35$

Answered by pbiswajeet19

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complementary angle - of 55 -

90-55=35

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