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Goblin
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25 October, 14:46
The complement of 20°17' is
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Mariyah Lucas
25 October, 15:06
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Answer:69°43'
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles add up to 90
Let them complement be y
y+20°17'=90°
Collect like terms
y=90-20°17' 20°17'=1217/60
y=90-1217/60
y = (60x90 - 1 x 1217) / 60
y = (5400-1217) / 60
y=4183/60
y=69°43'
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