Math, asked by IShipWolfstar549, 8 months ago

What is the value of supplementary angle of 50 degrees

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Answered by deepikavim

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Step-by-step explanation:

The supplement of 50°50° is the angle that when added to 50°50° forms a straight angle (180°180°).

180°−50°180°-50°

Subtract 5050 from 180180.

130

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