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3 years ago

An angle is 21 degree more than twice its complement find it

Mathematics

1 answer:

jekas [21]3 years ago

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Answer: 67°

Step-by-step explanation:

Complementary angle refers to the angle that when added together will be equal to 90°.

Let the measurement of the angle's complement be x.

Therefore, the angles are x and 2x + 21. Since it's a complementary angle, therefore,

x + 2x + 21 = 90

3x + 21 = 90

3x = 90 - 21

3x = 69

x = 69°/3

x = 23°

Therefore, the angle will be:

= 2x + 21

= 2(23°) + 21°

= 46° + 21°

= 67°

The angle is 67°.

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