What is the measure of an angle whose supplement is three times its complement?

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Alexandria Reese

Mathematics

23 August, 08:46

What is the measure of an angle whose supplement is three times its complement?

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Kyler Rodgers · Answer 1

45 degrees. Since a supplementary angle totals to 180, and a complementary totals to 90, the answer would be 45, as 45 is the compliment to 45, and 135 is the supplemnt. 135/3 is 45, so the original angle must be 45.