crismely crismely

11-11-2020
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Could an angle be complementary to itself? If so, what would its measure be

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neielle neielle

11-11-2020

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I think it would be 45 degrees

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tybalsr tybalsr

11-11-2020

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A complementary angle would be two different angles that add up to 90 degrees. If you have an angle of 60 degrees, the other side would have to be 30 to be complementary.

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