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3. Find the angle complementary to the angle 80°25′. A. 180° B. 9°35′ C. 90° D. 99°35′

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"Complementary" angles sum to 90°.

Since we are using minutes as well...

80°+d°+25'+m'=90° subtract 80° from both sides

d°+25'+m'=10° subtract 25' from both sides

d°+m'=9°+60'-25'

d°+m'=9°+35'

9°35'

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