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Definition of Supplementary in math
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Definition of Supplementary in math

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In Geometry, supplementary angles are two angles with measures that sum up to 180 degrees. For example, one angle might be 67 degrees, therefore the other would have to be 113 degrees.  Another example is below. Hope this helps!
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