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Find the measure of the indicated angles.
complementary angles with measures 6xminus31 and 8xminus33
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Part 1
The angles are
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Answer to a math question Find the measure of the indicated angles.
complementary angles with measures 6xminus31 and 8xminus33
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Part 1
The angles are
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Solution:
Complementary angles are two angles whose sum is equal to 90 degrees. Therefore,
\left(6x-31\right)+\left(8x-33\right)=90
Solving for x,
14x-64=90 14x=154 x=11
Solving for the value of the two angles,
6x-31=6\left(11\right)-31=66-31=35^{\circ} 8x-33=8\left(11\right)-33=88-33=55^{\circ}
Answers: 35^{\circ},55^{\circ}
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