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What is an angle that is complementary to FGA?
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What is an angle that is complementary to FGA?

What is an angle that is complementary to FGA?-example-1
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Answer: Angle AGB

Step-by-step explanation: Complementary angles are two angles that in total their measures add up to 90 degrees.

We can see the opposite angle across FGB, CGB is a right angle so therefore it means FGB is a right angle.

Since we know FGB is a right angle, FGB + AGB = 90 degrees

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