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The supplement of a 110° angle = [ ? ] °
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The supplement of a 110° angle = [ ? ] °

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The supplement of an angle is the one that has to be added to make 180°.

We have a 110° angle, so its supplement angle is 70°.


\alpha=180-110=70

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