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<7 and <8 are complimentary angles. <5 = <8 and m<6 = 29. Find the measure of angle 7 and angle 5​​
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<7 and <8 are complimentary angles. <5 = <8 and m<6 = 29. Find the measure of angle 7 and angle 5​​

<7 and <8 are complimentary angles. <5 = <8 and m<6 = 29. Find the-example-1
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Here <5=<8 then

  • <7=<6=29


\\ \sf\longmapsto <7+<8=90


\\ \sf\longmapsto 29+<8=90


\\ \sf\longmapsto <8=90-29


\\ \sf\longmapsto <8=61

  • <5=61°
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