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27 July, 15:35

If the degree measure of an angle is 40 degrees less than 3 times the degree measure of its supplementary angle, what is the degree measure of the angle

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  1. 27 July, 15:48
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    The degree measure of the angle is 125 degrees

    step-by-step explanation:

    The degree measure of an angle is 40 degrees less than 3 times the degree measure of its supplementary angle.

    Let x = the degree measure of the angle.

    For supplementary angles, sum of the angles = 180 degrees.

    The supplementary angle of x is (180-x) degrees.

    3 times the degree measure of the supplementary angle of x and it is greater than x by 40 degrees

    = 3 (180-x) - 40degrees

    x = 540-3x-40

    x + 3x = 540-40

    4x = 500

    x = 500/4

    x = 125 degrees
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