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Q: What is the supplement of an angle who measures in 52 degrees?
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What is the area of the sector formed by central angle of 120 degrees and a radius of 5?

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How can ratios be written?

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Two angles are complementary the sum the measure of first angle and one-fourth of the second angle is 84º what are the angles?

Answer: first angle =52 degree, second angle = 128 degree. Solution: x+y=180 (1) x+y/4=84 now multiply both sides of last equation by 4: 4x+y=336 (2) subtract (1) from (2), ie. find (2) - (1): 4x-x + y-y = 336-180 3x=156 dividing last result by 3: 3x/3=156/3 x=52 substitue in eq. (1): 52+y=180 y=180-52=128