- A146.4
- B66.2
- C80.2
- D73.2
Step-by-Step Solution
Let smaller be ; larger = °. Then °) = 90°, so °, °. Larger = 4(16.8°) + 6° = 73.2°.
Answer: D) 73.2
Two angles are complementary. The larger angle is 6° more than four times the smaller angle.
Find the LARGER angle.
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