The measure of an angle is one fith the measure of its supplement find the measure of the angle
@hellokitty2636 lets say one angle be x and other angle be y. So, they are supplementary angles, \[\huge \angle x+\angle y=180 ^ \circ\]
and it is given that :- The measure of an angle is one fifth the measure of its supplement. so, x's supplement is 180-x. we get, \[\huge x=\frac{1}{5}(180-x)\]
now solve for x? @hellokitty2636
how do you do that bro? xD
that pics XD
1/5 of 180 is equal to 36 180 - 36 = 144 Not really sure tho
lol....its 180 - x
can you solve it? @hellokitty2636
Thks so much u guys r saving me from my final but I gt more questions
you are welcome :)
@aivantettet26 , Mayan used the magic equation button on the bottom.
wow. haha now i get it haha
use `frac` to write in ratio. Like :- `frac{5}{2}`=\(\large \frac{5}{2}\) for this i use :- `\(\large \frac{5}{2}\)`
@aivantettet26
I told him that already, in private. :)
lolzz...
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