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London Wilkins
18 February, 08:35
1 and 2 are complementary. 1=x° 2 = (3x 30) °
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Jayson Cisneros
18 February, 11:16
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3x + 2x = 90 {the two angles add up to 90°}
5x = 90 {combined like terms}
x = 18 {divided both sides by 5}
angle 1 = 3x
= 3 (18) {substituted 18, in for x, into 3x}
= 54° angles add up to 90°
angle 1 = 3x
angle 2 = 2x
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