Trigonometry Examples

27 °

$27 °$

Step 1

The supplement of

27 °

$27 °$ is the angle that when added to

27 °

$27 °$ forms a straight angle (

180 °

$180 °$ ).

180 ° - 27 °

$180 ° - 27 °$

Step 2

Subtract

27

$27$ from

180

$180$ .

153 °

$153 °$

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