find the measure of an angle such that the sum of the measure of its complement and its supplement is 160 degrees.
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x - measure of the angle
90-x - measure of the complement
180-x - measure of the supplement
90-x+180-x=160
2x=180+90-160
2x=110
x=55
proof
complement 90-55 = 35
supplement 180-55 = 125
35+125=160
complement
90-x - measure of the complement
180-x - measure of the supplement
90-x+180-x=160
2x=180+90-160
2x=110
x=55
proof
complement 90-55 = 35
supplement 180-55 = 125
35+125=160
complement
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The complement of an angle is 90 - the angle.
The supplement of an angle is 180 - the angle
Let the angle = A
90 - A + 180 - A = 160
270 - 2A = 160
270 - 160 = 2A
110 = 2A
A = 55
Check:
90 - 55 = 35
180 - 55 = 125
125 + 35 = 160
The supplement of an angle is 180 - the angle
Let the angle = A
90 - A + 180 - A = 160
270 - 2A = 160
270 - 160 = 2A
110 = 2A
A = 55
Check:
90 - 55 = 35
180 - 55 = 125
125 + 35 = 160
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90-x+180-x=160
270-2x=160
-2x=-110
2x=110
x=55
270-2x=160
-2x=-110
2x=110
x=55
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A+comp = 90
A+suppl=180
comp+suppl = 270-2A=160
2A=110
A=55 degrees
A+suppl=180
comp+suppl = 270-2A=160
2A=110
A=55 degrees
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add or subtract 90 degrees from it can't remember which is which though sorry