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Supplementary angles are angles who's sum is 180 degrees. Knowing this you can make an equation of the unknown angle (let's make this x) plus the known angle (47) equal to 180 like so:

47 + x = 180

To solve for x subtract 47 to both sides

47 - 47 + x = 180 - 47

133

The other angle is B. 133 degrees

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