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Find the measure of the complement of an 18° angle.
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Find the measure of the complement of an 18° angle.

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72°

Explanation:

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Complementary angles have a sum of 90 degrees

So to find the missing angle we subtract the measure of the given angle (18 in this case) from 90

90 - 18 = 72

so your answer will be 72°

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