The measure of the complement of an angle is five times the measure of an angle.

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???????????? "the measure av the komplement" ???????????

???? yu wanna no how big his komplement was ?????
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x + 5x = 180 degrees

6x = 180 degrees

x = 30 degrees

The complement is 5x = 150 degrees
by Level 11 User (78.4k points)
Sorry, I steered you wrong. Complementary angles add up to 90, not 180.
x + 5x = 90
6x = 90
x = 15
The complement is 5x = 75
I make no excuses. I just offer the correction.
by Level 11 User (78.4k points)

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