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Two adjacent angles (two angles that share
a common side and vertex) form a straight
angle. One of the angles measures 140°.
What is the measure of the other angle?

Sagot :

The value of the other angle will be 40°.

How to calculate the angle?

It should be noted that the value of the angle on a straight line equals to 180°.

In this case, the adjacent angles (two angles that share a common side and vertex) form a straight

angle and one of the angles measures 140°.

The value of the other angle will be:

= 180° - 140°

= 40°

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