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If two angles are complementary and one of the angles measures 27°, what does the other angle measure? 73° 153° 63° 27°
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If two angles are complementary and one of the angles measures 27°, what does the other angle measure?

73°
153°
63°
27°

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Okay, so, two angles are called complementary when their measures add to 90 degrees. So I think you would have to subtract 90 from 27 and you get your other angle. So, your answer would be 63 degrees.
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