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5 times the measure of the complement of an angle is to equal to 2/3 the measure of the original angle's supplement. what is the measure of the angle?
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5 times the measure of the complement of an angle is to equal to 2/3 the measure of the original angle's supplement. what is the measure of the angle?
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5 times the measure of the complement of an angle is to equal to 2/3 the measure of the original angle's supplement. what is the measure of the angle?
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Let x be the measure of the angle. The mathematical equation of the problem is
5(90-x) =
(180-x)
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