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math complementary angles

math complementary angles-example-1

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Answer: ∠ACD

Explanation:

Complementary angles are angles which have a sum of 90 degrees when added together.

Angle ∠ADB is 90°

So ∠BDC and another angle should give you ∠ADB

The angle that when added to ∠BDC give you ∠ADB is ∠ACD

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Answer: ∠BDA

Explanation:

Complementary: Either of two angles whose sum is 90°.

Starting Angle: ∠BDC

Possible Complement: ∠BDA

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