2 years ago

Angles R and S are complementary if m <R=65.3 what is the measure of <S?

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1 answer:

faust18 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

if angles are complementary, that means they add up to 90º

if one is 65.3, then the other is just 90 - 65.3

<S = 90º - <R

<S = 90º - 65.3º

<S = 24.7º

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Angles R and S are complementary if m <R=65.3 what is the measure of <S?​

Angles R and S are complementary if m <R=65.3 what is the measure of <S?