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The complement of an angle measures 54 degrees less then the angle what is the measure of the angle?
72 degrees.The complement is 18 degrees.72 + 18 = 9072 - 18 = 54
Determine the measure of the angle that is the comlement of 72 degree?
The complementary angle of 72 degrees is 18 degrees
What do you call an angle with 109 degrees?
Obtuse angle
What do you call an angle that is 16 degrees?
An acute angle
What do you call an angle that is 180 degrees?
straight angle.
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