P pamkatie New member Joined Sep 27, 2015 Messages 1 Sep 27, 2015 #1 The supplement of an angle is 21 degrees less than twice the angle. FInd the supplement. I know that the answer is: 113 but I can't figure out why. 2x-21 = (180-x) 2x - 21 = 180 - x 3x=201 ??? How did they get 113? Last edited by a moderator: Sep 27, 2015
The supplement of an angle is 21 degrees less than twice the angle. FInd the supplement. I know that the answer is: 113 but I can't figure out why. 2x-21 = (180-x) 2x - 21 = 180 - x 3x=201 ??? How did they get 113?
stapel Super Moderator Staff member Joined Feb 4, 2004 Messages 16,550 Sep 27, 2015 #2 pamkatie said: The supplement of an angle is 21 degrees less than twice the angle. FInd the supplement. I know that the answer is: 113 but I can't figure out why. 2x-21 = (180-x) 2x - 21 = 180 - x 3x=201 Click to expand... Complete your solution: . . . . .x = 67 Note: This is the size of the actual angle, not of the angle's supplement. For which value were you asked?
pamkatie said: The supplement of an angle is 21 degrees less than twice the angle. FInd the supplement. I know that the answer is: 113 but I can't figure out why. 2x-21 = (180-x) 2x - 21 = 180 - x 3x=201 Click to expand... Complete your solution: . . . . .x = 67 Note: This is the size of the actual angle, not of the angle's supplement. For which value were you asked?