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Find the measure of the compliment of a 30 degree angle?
60 degrees
What is the compliment of a 68 degree angle?
90 - 68 ie 22 degrees
What is the compliment to a forty two degree angle?
48 degrees. The complementary angle measure is 90 degrees minus the angle you are given.
What is the ratio of a 60 deg angle to its compliment?
The complement to a 60 degree angle would be 30. The ratio then would be 2.
What re the compliment measures of a twentyseven degree angle?
Complement angle of 27 degrees is (90-27) = 63 degrees
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