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Find the angle complementary to 64.25°

asked Jul 20, 2021 133k views

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Find the angle complementary to 64.25°

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Madhurendra Sachan asked

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Answer:

25.75° degrees

Explanation:

Complementary angles are two angles that add to 90 degrees. This means that the complementary angle to 64.25 would be:

90 - 64.25

= 25.75°

Shakina answered Jul 24, 2021

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