An angle measures 60° more than the measure of its complementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

150°

Step-by-step explanation:

a complementary angle is 90°

so 60°+ 90°

is 150°

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The correct answer is 15° and 75°.

Step-by-step explanation:

n  +  n  + 60°  = 90°

2n  + 60°  = 90°

2n  + 60°  − 60°  =  90° − 60°

2 n  = 30°

2n  ÷ 2  =  30° ÷ 2

n  = 15°

The first angle measures 15°. Now plug in n = 15° to find the measure of the other angle, n + 60°.

n  + 60°  =  15° + 60°  = 75°

So, the two angles measure 15° and 75°.

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