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Please answer the question down below

Please answer the question down below-example-1
User Lloiser
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Answer:

The measure of ∠b is 23°.

Explanation:

Complementary angles are angles that add together to always be 90°. The problem gives us this information at the start:

∠a + ∠b = 90°

∠a = 67°

You can apply this information to the equation by getting the problem of:

67° + ∠b = 90°

To solve this equation you simply rearrange the terms, and subtract 67 from 90:

90° - 67° = ∠b

After rearranging the terms and subtracting 67 from 90 you are left with the following result:

∠b = 23°

User Kimari
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Answer:

The answer is 23 because they have to add up to 90-kai :)

Explanation:

So, ∠a + ∠b = 90°

67° + ∠b = 90°

∠b = 90° - 67°

∠b = 23°

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