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Find (if possible) the complement and supplement of the given angle. -> 1.2
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Is this \(1.2 ^\circ\) (1.2 degrees) ?
The definition of both terms may be useful also. If we know those, we can possibly pick out some important details. :)
it's not 1.2 degrees. i believe 1.2 needs to be converted to degrees i believe
Hmm.. what would be the unit here? Radians?
It doesn't say. my answer will also be a decimal though
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Weird. Without a unit on 1.2, it doesn't really tell us enough information to give a complement/supplements. I only wonder if the unit was implied, and only mentioned earlier...
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