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16 March, 06:20

Given an angle of 70 degrees what is the supplementary angle

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  1. 16 March, 08:00
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    Find the measure of a supplement of a 70 degree angle:

    Two angles are "supplement" if the sum is 180 degrees.

    Therefore, the measure of the supplement of 70 is:

    180-70 = 110 degrees
  2. 16 March, 09:20
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    110 degrees. Just subtract 70 from 180 since definition of supplementary angle is the angles whose sum is 180.
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