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What is the supplement of a 44 degree angle?
Supplement of a 44 degree angle is 180 - 44 or 136 degrees.
What type of angle has 136 degree?
It is an obtuse angle because it's greater than 90 but less than 180 degrees
What is 136 degrees f in Celsius?
136 degrees Fahrenheit = 57.78 degrees Celsius
136 Fahrenheit is how many Celsius?
136 degrees Fahrenheit = 57.7 degrees Celsius
The supplement of an angle of 43 degress 40 minutes contains how much degrees?
Supplemental angles add to 180° 180° - 43°40" = 136°20" ■
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