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Find the supplementary angle to an angle that is 128.9 degrees. Explain your answer.
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Well, supplementary angles are defined as angles that add up to *180 degrees* soo: \[\large 180-128.9 = ? \] It will be whatever the difference between the two is
To find the supplementary angle to an angle that is 128.9 degrees, we need to subtract 128.9 from 180, which is the measure of a straight angle. 180 - 128.9 = 51.1 Therefore, the supplementary angle to an angle that is 128.9 degrees is 51.1 degrees.
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