(Complementary and Supplementary angle) A. Write the complementary of : 2 45° 3. 28° 02" 4, 90° *b. 82°19 17" 08. 58° 39° 02" B. Write the supplement of : 1. 100° 2 0° 3. 29° 28°37" 4. 79°32” 5. 107° 59°59” 6. 28° 32° 297 7. 118° 12° 42 +8. 136° 47° GEOMETRY 9. 219177 10.75° 45” 11.(X+5) © 12. (30 —a)° 13.% of a right angle. 14.2 of a right angle. 15.0.4 of a right angle. 9. 10. 11. 12, 13, 14, 15. 114° 14°11" 90° 27° 48” 4T° 47 47" 148° 29° < ofa right angle } ofaright angle 16.(;- 02) Right angle. 17.420 ~ x) 18.(60+x—y)° 19.(s+12° 7 2 4 20.2 of a right angle 16. 0.6 ofa right angle 17. (90-+a+ by 18. (110-x-27)° 3 opt 19. 3 of 5 of aright angle 20. 0.2 of aright anglea ZOMA ane ope Fan wee Are the following pairs of angle complementary? 37° 28 ‘and 52° 33’, (x+16) * and (74 —x)°. 0.2 of 2 right angle and 58°. 54° and 2 of a right angle. 13 ofa right angle and 0.26 of two right angles. Are the following pairs of angle supplementary? . 139° and 39° 26° 59” and 153° 1° ofa right angle and £ of two right angles. . 14 ofa right angle and 2 ofa right angles. . 0.8 of a right angle and 100° |. (2x + 65)° and (115 — 2x) ° If x°, 2x° and 3x° add up to 180°, find x. If 3x + 18° and 2x + 25° are supplementary, find x. Find the measure of an angle which is (i) equal to its complement (ii) equal to its su Ifx® and (x + 30) ° are complements of each other, find the value of x.e e a OYOZERP RS nos Baoae weet Find the angle which is four times its supplement 139 and 39° 26° 59° and 153° 1° & ofa right angle and $ of two right angles. 12 ofarightangle and 2 ofa right angles. 0.8 ofa right angle and 100° 3. (2x + 65)? and (115 - 2x) * If x°, 2x° and 3x° add up to 180°, find x. If 3x + 18° and 2x + 25° are supplementary, find x. Find the measure of an angle which is (i) equal to its complement (ii) equal to its supplement. Ifx° and (x + 30) ° are complements of each other, find the value of x. If 2° and (2 + 50) ° are supplements of each other, find the value of 2. Find the angle which is 34° more than its complement. Find the angle which is 16° less than its complement. Find the angle which is 26° more than its supplement, Find the angle which is 32° less than its supplement. it. Find the angle which is five times supplement {oampleomunl Find the angle whose supplement is four times its complement. Find the angle whose complement is one — third of its supplement. ,