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What is the complement of 33 degree angle?
57o
What kind of angle is a 90 degree angle?
It is a right angle.
What kind of angle is a 66 degree angle?
a acute angle
What kind of triangle has one 90 degree angle?
A right-angled triangle.
What kind of triangle has one angle that measures 90 degrees?
A right triangle because the 90 degree angle creates a corner.
Related questions
A 14 degree angle and a 33 degree angle are combined to create a larger angle How many degrees is the larger angle?
47
What is the sin of a 33 degree angle?
0.766
What is the csc of a 33 degree angle?
1.836
What is the complement of 33 degree angle?
57o
Find the Measure of the complement of a 57 degree angle?
33
What kind of angle is a 90 degree angle?
It is a right angle.
What kind of angle is a 66 degree angle?
a acute angle
What kind of angle is 110 degree?
An obtuse angle
What is the complement of a 33 degree angle?
Complementary angles add up to 90°. The complementary angle of 33° is therefore 90 - 33 = 57°.
What is the supplement for a 33 degree angle?
It is: 147 degrees because 147+33 = 180 degrees
What is complement of 123 degree angle?
327 degrees (or -33 deg).
My dad's head needs to be at a 33 degree angle from the flat bed. I need to purchase a foam rubber wedge for him to sleep on. How many inches thick should the wedge be to accomplish the 33 degree angl?
That depends on how long it is. The thickness should be just about 0.65 x the length to make a 33 degree angle.
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