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The complementary angle of 59°
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The complementary angle of 59°

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Complementary means that two angles added up together equal 90 degrees.

Subtract 59 from 90 to get your answer.

90-59= 31
User Arundas K V
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90° - 59° = 31°

31° is your answer
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