An angle measures 53°. What are the measures of the angle’s complement and supplement? A. complement, 37°; supplement, 137° B. c

omplement, 127°; supplement, 47° C. complement, 37°; supplement, 127° D. complement, 127°; supplement, 37°

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inysia [295]2 years ago

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$complement = 37 supplement = 127$

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