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Suppose the angle is x, Then its supplementary is 180-x

So x+39 = 2(180-x) = 360-2x

Then 3x = 399

So x = 133 and 180-x = 47

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Q: An angle is 39 degrees less than twice its supplementary angle Find the measures of the two angles?
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