Complementary and Supplementary Worksheet

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Angle measure: degrees

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Angle measure: degrees

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Angle measure: degrees

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Angle measure:

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Supplementary angle to:

angle AFBdegrees

angle AFC degrees

Angle AFD degrees

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Find the complementary angle to:

angle BFC degrees

angle AFB degrees

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38 + x = 180

38 + x = 90

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angle B = degrees

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20.5 + x = 180

20.5 + x = 90

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Angle D = degrees

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Equation:

(2x+7) + 18 = 180

(2x+7) + 18 = 90

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x =

Angle F = degrees

Angle G = degrees

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Find the complement of each angle. If the angle doesn't a complement, write none.

44 degrees degrees

35 degrees degrees

108 degrees degrees

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Find the supplement of each angle. If the angle doesn't a complement, write none.

147 degrees degrees

105 degrees degrees

38 degrees degrees

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angle #1 (the larger angle) =

angle #2 (the smaller angle) =

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Draw the angles on here.

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If two adjacent angles forma a linear pair, they must be supplementary angles.

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If two angles are supplementary and one is obtuse, the other angle is acute.

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If segment XY is perpendicular to segment XZ, then angle YXZ is acute.

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If two angles are complementary, they are both acute.

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x =

Angle AEB= degrees

Angle BEF = degrees

Angle measure: degrees

Angle measure:

Supplementary angle to:

angle AFBdegrees

angle AFC degrees

Angle AFD degrees

Find the complementary angle to:

angle BFC degrees

angle AFB degrees

38 + x = 180

38 + x = 90

angle B = degrees

20.5 + x = 180

20.5 + x = 90

Angle D = degrees

Equation:

(2x+7) + 18 = 180

(2x+7) + 18 = 90

x =

Angle F = degrees

Angle G = degrees

Find the complement of each angle. If the angle doesn't a complement, write none.

44 degrees degrees

35 degrees degrees

108 degrees degrees

Find the supplement of each angle. If the angle doesn't a complement, write none.

147 degrees degrees

105 degrees degrees

38 degrees degrees

angle #1 (the larger angle) =

angle #2 (the smaller angle) =

Draw the angles on here.

If two adjacent angles forma a linear pair, they must be supplementary angles.

Nokorɛ

Ɛnyɛ ampa

If two angles are supplementary and one is obtuse, the other angle is acute.

Nokorɛ

Ɛnyɛ ampa

If segment XY is perpendicular to segment XZ, then angle YXZ is acute.

Nokorɛ

Ɛnyɛ ampa

If two angles are complementary, they are both acute.

Nokorɛ

Ɛnyɛ ampa

x =

Angle AEB= degrees

Angle BEF = degrees