There's an app called photomath that would be useful for these kinds of problems!
There are 10 juice boxes in the cooler altogether.
2 of them are grape.
The first time Jill pulls one out with her eyes closed,
the probability that it's a grape is
2 / 10 .
If that try is successful, then there are 9 boxes left in the cooler,
and one of them is grape.
If she already has one grape, and reaches in again with her eyes
closed, the probability of pulling out the second grape is
1 / 9 .
The probability of both events happening in two tries is
(2/10) x (1/9) = 2/90 = 1/45 = (2 and 2/9) percent .
Given:
The angles are:
Example 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
To find:
The complimentary angle of the given angles.
Solution:
If two angles are complimentary, then their sum is 90 degrees.
Example: Let x be the complimentary angle of
, then



Similarly,
1. The complimentary angle of
is:

2. The complimentary angle of
is:

3. The complimentary angle of
is:

4. The complimentary angle of
is:

5. The complimentary angle of
is:

Therefore, the complimentary angles of
are
respectively.
I don't know but I know it is going to be a lot