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26 May, 13:21

The measures of two supplementary angles total 180 degrees. The measure of angle y is 65 degrees less than the measure of angle x. What are the measures of the angles?

A) The measure of angle x is 122.5 degrees. The measure of angle y is 57.5 degrees.

B) The measure of angle x is 115 degrees. The measure of angle y is 65 degrees.

C) The measure of angle x is 57.5 degrees. The measure of angle y is 122.5 degrees.

D) The measure of angle x is 65 degrees. The measure of angle y is 115 degrees.

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