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if one of two supplementary angles has a measure of 121 degrees what is the measure of the other angle?

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Answer:

The measure of the other angle is 59°

Explanation:

Supplementary Angles

Two angles
\alpha and
\beta are supplementary when they add up to 180 degrees, i.e.


\alpha+\beta=180^o

One notable property is that together they make a straight angle although they don't have to be together to be supplementary.

We are given one of two supplementary angles with a value of 121 degrees, we can compute the measure of the other angle, say
\alpha as


\alpha=180^o-\beta=180^o-121^o=59^o

The measure of the other angle is 59°

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