Find the angle that is supplementary to θ.
(a) θ = 46°51'31''

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Find the angle that is supplementary to θ.
(a) θ = 46°51'31''

anonymous · Answer

Oh yes Trig got to love it!!

anonymous · Answer

lol rite !! i need help

anonymous · Answer

is A the problem or an answer choice? Just asking..

anonymous · Answer

problem

anonymous · Answer

okay

anonymous · Answer

I am still here I am just making sure I tell you the right way to do this problem.

anonymous · Answer

ok thnx

anonymous · Answer

okay look at this website http://math.berkeley.edu/~mcivor/math53su11/solutions/hw1solution.pdf

anonymous · Answer

I will read it as well

hero · Answer

Its pretty easy to do.

anonymous · Answer

its 133-8-29 i figured it out

anonymous · Answer

I know it is easy i have not done this problem for a while Hero please help

anonymous · Answer

boopie good job

hero · Answer

Minutes and degrees have to add to 60. That's all you needed to know @godorovg

anonymous · Answer

duh thanks

anonymous · Answer

hero i have a new question !!!!

hero · Answer

Just a second ago you were saying "Hero please help".

anonymous · Answer

yes I had forgot that min, seconds and the other stuff just posted. And me saying duh thanks it jingled my mind again I am rusty on some of this stuff I just sometimes need someone to say hey it's this.

anonymous · Answer

hero I will go and let you handle this one.

anonymous · Answer

Express the angle as a decimal, to the nearest ten - thousandth of a degree.
256° 17' 44''

hero · Answer

I don't really know the answer to that offhand. Post it as a new question.

anonymous · Answer

i did

hero · Answer

No, I mean for you to close this current post. Then post a new post with your new question in it.

anonymous · Answer

i did this been closed once i figured the answer

hero · Answer

So post a NEW post with your new question.

anonymous · Answer

i did 11 minutes ago