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Example Question #461 : Trigonometry
What is the relationship between angles 1 and 2?
horizontal
complimentary
equal
supplementary
vertical
supplementary
These angles are supplementary, as the sum of the angles is 180o.
Example Question #462 : Trigonometry
What angle is supplementary to ?
Two angles that are supplementary add up to . For our problem, that means that
.
Subtract from both sides.
Example Question #463 : Trigonometry
Find the complementary angle to
Two angles that are complementary must add to , therefore we subtract the given angle from
as follows:
Example Question #464 : Trigonometry
Find the complementary angle to
Two angles are complementary if their sum is , therefore we subtract the given angle from
as follows:
Example Question #462 : Trigonometry
Find the angle that is supplementary to
Two angles are supplementary if their sum is , therefore we subtract the given angle from
as follows:
Example Question #465 : Trigonometry
Find the angle that is supplementary to
Two angles are supplementary if their sum is , therefore we subtract the given angle from
as follows:
Example Question #461 : Trigonometry
Find the angle that is supplementary to
If two angles are supplementary their sum is , therefore we subtract the given angle from
as follows:
Example Question #466 : Trigonometry
Find the complementary angle to
In order for two angles to be complementary their sum must be , therefore the complementary angle can be found by subtracting the given angle from
:
Example Question #6 : Angles
Determine the complementary angle to
The sum of two complementary angles must be , therefore in order to determine the complementary angle of
we simply subtract from
as follows:
Example Question #11 : Complementary And Supplementary Angles
Find the positive complementary angle of
Does not exist
Does not exist
In order for two angles to be complementary their sum must equal , therefore we subtract the given angle from
as follows:
However, it was stated that we are looking for the positive complementary angle, therefore, there is no positive complementary angle.
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