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Given that AXB is complementary to both CYD and FZE, and mAXB = 36°, what is mCYD + mFZE?

Given that AXB is complementary to both CYD and FZE, and mAXB = 36°, what is mCYD + mFZE?
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Given that AXB is complementary to both CYD and FZE, and mAXB = 36°, what is mCYD + mFZE?

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Complementary angles always equal 90°
So here is how to find what mCYD + mFZE equal
mCYD + mFZE + mAXB
mCYD + mFZE + 36° = 90°
Subtract
mCYD + mFZE = 54°
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