Missing Angles with No Given Packet Problems

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7 points

On the Complementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #6?

23 degrees and 67 degrees

20 degrees and 70 degrees

22 degrees and 68 degrees

19 degrees and 71 degrees

7 points

On the Complementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #7?

41 degrees and 49 degrees

40 degrees and 60 degrees

39 degrees and 51 degrees

38 degrees and 52 degrees

7 points

On the Complementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #9?

33 degrees and 57 degrees

31 degrees and 59 degrees

30 degrees and 60 degrees

32 degrees and 58 degrees

7 points

On the Complementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #11?

47 degrees and 43 degrees

48 degrees and 42 degrees

45 degrees and 45 degrees

46 degrees and 44 degrees

7 points

On the Complementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #12?

33 degrees and 57 degrees

36 degrees and 54 degrees

35 degrees and 55 degrees

34 degrees and 56 degrees

7 points

On the Supplementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #5?

73 degrees and 107 degrees

70 degrees and 110 degrees

72 degrees and 108 degrees

74 degrees and 106 degrees

7 points

On the Supplementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #6?

44 degrees and 136 degrees

47 degrees and 133 degrees

46 degrees and 134 degrees

45 degrees and 135 degrees

7 points

On the Supplementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #8?

51 degrees and 129 degrees

52 degrees and 128 degrees

50 degrees and 130 degrees

53 degrees and 127 degrees

7 points

On the Supplementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #9?

64 degrees and 116 degrees

65 degrees and 115 degrees

67 degrees and 113 degrees

66 degrees and 114 degrees

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7 points

On the Supplementary Angles page, what are the two missing angles for Example #10?

30 degrees and 150 degrees

31 degrees and 149 degrees

29 degrees and 151 degrees

32 degrees and 148 degrees

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