Question

will someone help me with complementry and suplementry problems

Answer 1

complementary angles gives you a 90 degree angle and supplementaryangles give you 180 degrees

Answer 2

yeah ik but i need help with a cuple problems like this m<1=21 degrees

Answer 3

that doesnt make sense though because 1 is not equal to 21

Answer 4

yeah ik but i need help with a cuple problems like this m<1=21 degrees

Answer 5

like i said that does not make sense mathematically

Answer 6

m can be less then 1 but 1 is not equal to 21

Answer 7

unless you are converting m to 91 degrees in which case m = pi/2, which is actually still not less than 1 so i dont really understand your problem

Answer 8

srrry the computer sent my question twice lol and its also cause im downloading google chrome 2013 but the way i put the problem is how its layed out in my book

Answer 9

what is the question though what are you trying to solve?

Answer 10

weel this question is a complenentary angle question hang on ill draw it to give u a beer idea

Answer 11

i would also enjoy a beer lol jk but yeah draw it so i can help you better

Answer 12

nvm my laptop suck so okay as i said it looks like this M<1=21 degrees lol and i think anyone would want a beer i want a blunt right now jk mabye

Answer 13

i have a joint but not a blunt hahaha anyways if m<1 =21 do you need to find m?

Answer 14

would it be 69 degrees idk

Answer 15

i think so if when you write m<1 you mean angle 1 =21 and you want to find the complementary angle of 21 then yes it would be 69

Answer 16

omg that make me feel better now want to help me wid another?

Answer 17

sure

Answer 18

m<1=155 degrees

Answer 19

in this case i am guessing you want to find a supplementary angle so its jsut 180-155

Answer 20

so that would be 25 okay so now i have some different questions that arnt like those 2

Answer 21

ok

Answer 22

kk um the question they asked was find m<deg and m<gef and ill draw the diagram that goes with it

Answer 23

ill be right back finish the diagram