Two angles form a linear pair. One angle measure is 47° more than the other. Find both angle measures.

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Bert Bruynooghe asked Mar 4, 2023

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Two angles form a linear pair. One angle measure is 47° more than the other. Find both angle measures.

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Linear pair means two adjacent angles that are 180°

If one angle measure is 47°,

180-47 = 133

The other angle has to measure 133°.

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The two angle measures are 227 degrees and 227 degrees.

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