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zepelin [54]
3 years ago
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How can you use addition and subtraction to put together and separate measures of an angle and its parts?

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Oksanka [162]3 years ago
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We can use addition and subtraction <span>to put together and separate measures of an angle and its parts by looking for the complementary or the supplementary angles. 

For example, What is the other angle in a complementary angle in which one of the angles is 45 degrees. This is how should be answered. Ccomplementary angles are two angles that forms a total of 90 degrees.
90 = A + B
90 = 45 + B
B = 90 - 45
B = 45

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