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The angles represented by the expressions (2x+46) and (3x-6) are complementary angles. find the measure of the larger angle. Im

really confused. Could someone help.

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vagabundo [1.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

2× +46 + 3×-6 =90

sx+40=90

5X=90-40

x=50/5

X=10

frist angle= 2×10+46= 66

secnd angle= 90- 66 = 2 4

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