A triangle has one right angle. What could the measures of the other two angles be?
A-25 and 64
B-30 and 15
C-55 and 125
D-90 and 100

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A triangle has one right angle. What could the measures of the other two angles be? 
A-25 and 64
B-30 and 15
C-55 and 125
D-90 and 100

vespersaviour · Answer

@itzcarson what grade are you in so i cant try to help you more?

vespersaviour · Answer

can*

anonymous · Answer

8th

anonymous · Answer

@vespersaviour

vespersaviour · Answer

Sorry im watching TV and typing on Skype at the same time as checking all my tabs.. You're in the same grade as i am @itzcarson

vespersaviour · Answer

ok so if i am understanding this correctly we have to  find the last angle/degree is?

vespersaviour · Answer

@itzcarson

mathmale · Answer

General principle:  The sum of the three interior angles of a triangle is 180 degrees.
The right angle makes up 90 degrees of that 180.

What's left?

What requirement does this impose on the pair of angles you choose as your answer?