Select the measure of the complement or supplement of the angle. If there is no complement or supplement, select no complement or supplement.
55.1°
124.9°
119.9°
49.9°
no complement or supplement
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To find the complement of an angle, subtract the angle from 90 degrees. To find the supplement of an angle, subtract the angle from 180 degrees.
For the given angles:
1) 55.1°:
- Complement: 90° - 55.1° = 34.9°
- Supplement: 180° - 55.1° = 124.9°
2) 124.9°:
- Complement: 90° - 124.9° = no complement
- Supplement: 180° - 124.9° = 55.1°
3) 119.9°:
- Complement: 90° - 119.9° = no complement
- Supplement: 180° - 119.9° = 60.1°
4) 49.9°:
- Complement: 90° - 49.9° = 40.1°
- Supplement: 180° - 49.9° = 130.1°
Therefore, the measures of the complement or supplement for each angle are:
- For 55.1°: Complement = 34.9°, Supplement = 124.9°
- For 124.9°: Complement = No complement, Supplement = 55.1°
- For 119.9°: Complement = No complement, Supplement = 60.1°
- For 49.9°: Complement = 40.1°, Supplement = 130.1°
180 - 55.1 = 124.9
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