If one part of a right angle measures 48 degrees, what does the other part of the angle measure?
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If one part of a right angle measures 48 degrees, what does the other part of the angle measure?
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42 degrees
The other part is 42 degrees
48+42=90 degrees
The other part is 42 degrees.
42ﾟ
Right angle= 90 degrees
90 – 48 = 42
The other part of the angle measures 42 degrees
42 degrees.
42 degrees
If one part of a right angle is 48 degrees that the other part 42 degrees. I know this because 48+42=90 degrees and 90-48=42.
48 + 42 = 90
42 degrees