Absolutely not!If C is the right angle, then by conventional notation, c is the hypotenuse and so is the longest side!
Suppose the angle is x. Then its complement is 90-x. So x = (90-x) + 28 = 118 - x So 2x = 118 and x = 59 (with complement 31).
It iis 59 feet above sea level.
90-59 = 31 degrees
The third angle is 93 degrees
Suppose the larger angle is x degrees. Then the smaller angle is x - 2 degrees, and so they sum to 2x - 28 degrees. The two angles are complementary, so 2x - 28 = 90 is 2x = 90 + 28 = 118 so that x = 118/2 = 59 degrees and then x - 29 = 59 - 28 = 31 degrees. The two angles are 59 and 31 degrees.
Its supplementary angle is 121 degrees
cosine(59 degrees) = 0.51504 (rounded)
1.03 radians (rounded)It's (59/360) times (2 pi).
Complementary angles consist of 2 angles that add up to 90 degrees; so the complimentary angle to a 31 degree angle is a 59 degree angle.
If, by supplement, you mean the supplementary angle, the answer is 180-121 = 59 degrees.
59 degrees. The sum of the three angles is always 180.
Let the sides be a b c and their opposite angles being A B C and so:- 3rd angle: 180-73-59 = 48 degrees Using the sine rule the length of side b = 13.8 cm Using the sine rule the length of side c = 15.4 cm
59 degrees Fahrenheit = 15 degrees Celsius
59 degrees Fahrenheit = 15 degrees Celsius.