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Two angles are such that one is twice the other minus 15°, and together they are complementary. Find the larger angle (in degrees).

Class 9Pairs of AnglesGeometry — Lines and Angles
  • A55
  • B49
  • C110
  • D61

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Let smaller = , larger = . Larger = deg.
Answer: A) 55

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