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Is the triangle acute right or obtuse if it measures 23 degrees and 67 degrees and 90 degrees?
It is a right angle triangle.
The complement of an angle is 23 degrees what is the measure of the angle?
90 - 23 = 67 degrees
What is the complementary angle of 23?
The complementary angle is 67 degrees.
What is the complement of an angle measuring 67 degrees?
It is: 23 degrees+67 degrees = 90 degrees
What is the complement of a 67 degree angle?
120
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