If one acute angle of a right triangle measure 37 what's the measure of the other acute angle

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Ghella [55]3 years ago

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53°

Step-by-step:

- All angles in a triangle add up to 180°.

- Since your triangle is a right angle triangle, one of the angles are 90°.

- You already know another one, 37°.

- All you have to do to find the last one is to subtract the two you already know from 180.

180 - (90+37)

= 180 - 127

= 53

The measure of the last angle is 53°.

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