What does three times the measure of the angle's supplement mean

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Micaela Patton

Mathematics

23 March, 05:03

What does three times the measure of the angle's supplement mean

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Bria Sullivan · Answer 1

An angles supplement is however many degrees it take to get to 180°

So it means 3 multiplied by the missing degrees until 180°

Jaron Arnold · Answer 2

Supplementary angles are 2 angles that make up 180 degrees. So to find the supplement of an angle you do 180 minus angle, then you would multiply that number by three like in the question.