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What is the measure of an angle supplementary to 42 degrees?
It is: 180-42 = 138 degrees
Two angles are complementary - the second angle measure 42 less the first angle - What is the measure of the 1st angle?
41
What is the complementary angle of a 48 degree angle?
42 degrees
What type of angle is 181 degrees?
An angle of 181 degrees is a reflex angle.
What is the measure of the interior angle of a regular 42-gon?
The 42 interior angles of a regular 42-agon add up to 7200 degrees and each angle is 7200/42 which is 171.'428571' degrees recurring decimal '428571'
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