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3 years ago

Given two complementary angles and one measures 32 degrees, find the measure of the other angle?

1 answer:

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If you know what "complementary angles" means,
then you can do this one in your sleep. If you don't,
then you can't do it at all.

"Complementary angles" means two angles
that add up to 90 degrees.

(32 degrees) + (the angle you don't know) = 90 degrees

Subtract 32 degrees from
each side of this equation:

(the angle you don't know) = (90 degrees) - (32 degrees)

(the angle you don't know) = (90° - 32°) = 58 degrees

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Step-by-step Explanation:

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Thus, we have 44 data sets that is being represented on the plot, with one dot representing one data set for rainfall. This means, since the total number of data set is even, our median lies between the 22nd and the 23rd dot or data set that is being plotted.

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