What two angles equal a complementary angle?
29 and 78
95 and 85
37 and 53
29 and 56
2 answers:
Answer:
37 and 53 is the correct option
Answer: remember that the triangle always equals 180
1. 29+78= 107 and 107 is the exterior angle but 73 is the last angle.
2. 95+85=180 and 180 is the exterior angle but 0 is the last angle.
3. 37+53=90 and 90 is the exterior angle but 90 is the last angle.
4. 29+56=85 and 85 is the exterior angle but 95 is the last angle.
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