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Is 40° complementary or supplementary?
It is 120-degree angle are supplementary.
The supplementary angle of a 40 degree angle has how many degrees?
140
Draw an angle of 40 degree copy its supplementary angle?
by draw it....:)
How to makke a supplimentaryangle of 40 degree?
40 + x = 180 180 - 40 = 140 supplementary angle = 140 degrees
What supplementary angle to a 79 degree angle has a measure of?
101
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