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What is the supplement of a 100 degree angle?
180-100=80 degree angle
What is an 80 degree angle?
An 80 degree angle is an acute angle. Any angle measurement that falls below 90 is acute while anything above is obtuse.
What is an example of complementary?
Angles can be complementary. A 100 degree angle is a complementary angle to an 80 degree angle in geometry studies.
What is a name for a 80 degree angle?
An acute angle.
If an 80 degree angle is bisected and then each new angle is bisected what is the measure of the smallest angle formed?
20 degrees.
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