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pashok25 [27]
3 years ago
5

Can someone like an ace or very good at math help me

Mathematics
1 answer:
eimsori [14]3 years ago
4 0
Supplementary angles , when added, = 180
complimentary angles, when added, = 90

< AQC + < GQC = 180.....supplementary
< BQD + < DQE = 90.......complimentary
< CQE + < EQF = 90.......complimentary
< GQF , < FQE.....neither
< BQC + < DQC = 90....complimentary

< W and < X are supplementary...
if < W = 37, then < X = (180 - 37) = 143

< S and < T are complimentary
if < S = 64, then < T = (90 - 64) = 26

< C and < D are supplementary
if < C = 83, the < D = (180 - 83) = 97

cant read all of the last one.....but if they are complimentary, and 
< U = 41, then the other angle is : (90 - 41) = 49


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