Question

What is the supplementary angle to `theta= 35.6` degrees?

Answer 1

`144.4^@`

Explanation:

`• " supplementary angles sum to "180^@`

`rArr"supplement of "35.6^@=(180-35.6)^@=144.4^@`

Answer 2

`144.4` degrees.

Explanation:

Supplementary angles combine to make `180` degrees. If one angle measures `35.6` degrees, the other must combine to make `180` degrees. We can set up an equation to solve for this:

`35.6 + x = 180`

Subtract `35.6` from both sides:

`x=color(red)(144.4)`

Answer 3

`144.4°`

Explanation:

Supplementary angles add up to `180°`.

Let the supplementary angle of `theta=35.6°` be `x`.

Therefore,
`x+theta=180°`
`x+35.6°=180°`
`x=180°-35.6°=144.4°`