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p is 30 degrees q is 160 degrees
@coolnidal needs a little more sleep. p and 55º are complementary, thus p + 55º = 90º p and q are supplementary, thus p + q = 180º
dude look. first angle is a right angle which needs to be 90 degrees and they already have 55 degrees so minus it equal the answer
now for the other question the total is 180 degrees and we already know p is 30 degrees that means you minus is equal the answer which is 160 degrees
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