Question

Where can I find the miss angles in measurements with complementary angles?

Answer 1

A pair of complementary angles is understood when the addition of both measurements is equal to 90°.

If this is the case, in order to find the measurement for the angle we need to subtract 90 with the measurement of the first angle in the form:

`\begin{gathered} \text{Angle}=90-58.1 \\ \text{Angle}=31.9 \end{gathered}`

The complementary angle is equal to 31.9°.