Question

One of two complementary angles measures 30 degrees more than three times the other. Find each angle.

Answer 1

The two complementary angles are:

95° and 15°

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be one angle

then the other angle will be 90-x

As the sum of complementary angles is 90

So,

then according to statement

$x = 3(90-x)+30\\x = 270-3x +30\\x = 300-3x\\x+3x = 300\\4x = 300\\x = \frac{300}[4}\\x = 75\\and\\90 -x = 90 - 75 = 15$

The two complementary angles are:

95° and 15°

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