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Chapter 2: Q4 (page 52)

Find the measures of a complement and a supplement of 鈭�K.

m鈭�K=2y

Short Answer

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The measures of a complement and a supplement of 鈭�Kare 90鈭�2yand 180鈭�2yrespectively.

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Step 1. Formula to find the complement and supplement of the angle K.

The complement of the angle K is given by:

mcomp.鈭�K=90鈭�K

The supplement of the angle K is given by:

msupp.鈭�K=180鈭�K

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Step 2. Find the complement of the angle K by substituting 2y for K into the formula.

mcomp.鈭�K=90鈭�2y

Therefore, the complement of the angle K is 90鈭�2y.

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Step 3. Find the supplement of the angle K by substituting 2y for K into the formula.

msupp.鈭�K=180鈭�2y

Therefore, the supplement of the angle K is 180鈭�2y.

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