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Question from Ciara: What is the angle of it's own supplement? |
Hi Ciara,
Two angles are supplementary if their sum of their measures is $180^{o}.$ Hence if two angles have measures $a$ and $b$ then they are supplementary if $a + b = 180^{o}.$ In your problem $a = b.$ Solve for $a.$
Penny
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