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So an angle of 30° has a supplementary angle of 180° - 30° = 150°
is a supplementary angle always 180?
and then subtract 30?
yes
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it is always just subrtracting from 180
Yeah, he's right. Always subtract from 180.
I got another q.
not sure about that one
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@caramelmuncher wrote:
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how did u get that?
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hol up
I ment three
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So an angle of 30° has a supplementary angle of 180° - 30° = 150°
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the supplementary angle is always 80 so then u subtract 30
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So an angle of 30° has a supplementary angle of 180° - 30° = 150°
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@magaback wrote:
@chatai wrote:
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@magaback wrote:
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Hey @magaback, do you still need help?
x=70∘
@caramelmuncher wrote:
@chatai wrote:
@magaback wrote:
@chatai wrote:
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oh for the second one I got u one sec x is 70
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@chatai wrote:
@caramelmuncher wrote:
@chatai wrote:
@magaback wrote:
@chatai wrote:
Hey @magaback, do you still need help?
@1upsa wrote:
oh
for the second one I got u one sec
x is 70
@chatai wrote:
@1upsa wrote:
oh
for the second one I got u one sec
x is 70
@magaback wrote:
@chatai wrote:
@1upsa wrote:
oh
for the second one I got u one sec
x is 70
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