Two angles are complementary, and Angle A is 6° more than Angle B. What is the measure of Angle A?

6°

42°

45°

48°

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Vaughn Marquez

Mathematics

5 November, 10:13

Two angles are complementary, and Angle A is 6° more than Angle B. What is the measure of Angle A?

6°

42°

45°

48°

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Emerson Montoya · Answer 1

Complementary angle add up to 90 degrees.

Angle A = x + 6

Angle B = x

They both add up to 90.

x + 6 + x = 90

2x + 6 = 90

2x = 90 - 6

2x = 84

x = 84/2

x = 42

Angle A = x + 6

Angle A = 42 + 6

Angle A = 48 degrees

Two angles are complementary, and Angle A is 6° more than Angle B. What is the measure of Angle A?6°42°45°48°

Two angles are complementary, and Angle A is 6° more than Angle B. What is the measure of Angle A?

6°

42°

45°

48°