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4 years ago

Find the supplement to the angle whose measure is 70 degrees. Show all your work

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Supplementary angles add up to 180 degrees. Suppose the supplement of 70 degrees is x.
therefore the sum of our angles will be:
x+70=180
solving for x we get:
x=180-70
x=80°
hence the value of the supplement of 70° is 80°

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