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Two angles are complementary. One contains 30' more than the other. Find both angles

Two angles are complementary. One contains 30' more than the other. Find both angles
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Two angles are complementary. One contains 30' more than the other. Find both angles

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well a complementary angle = 90 degrees
so one angle would jut be 90 degrees & the other would be 120 degrees bc the its 30 degrees more than the other angle.
I HOPE THIS iS CORRECT & HELPFUL :)
User Tughi
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The "other" angle would be 60' because the complementary angles equals to 90'
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