I really need help again you guys. For those of you who remember my last help thread...yea, math is not my strong point. Can ya'll help me figure out this question?
"Prove that if the supplement of an angle exceeds three times its compliment of the angle by 2n degrees, then the angle contains 45+n degrees.”
I hate this problem. I’ve been at it for over a week now and still can’t get the answer. My teachers said that the supplement was 180 degrees, and the complement was 90 degrees... Neither my mom, dad nor I have any clue how to figure this. So please, a bit of help from the math whiz's here?
"Prove that if the supplement of an angle exceeds three times its compliment of the angle by 2n degrees, then the angle contains 45+n degrees.”
I hate this problem. I’ve been at it for over a week now and still can’t get the answer. My teachers said that the supplement was 180 degrees, and the complement was 90 degrees... Neither my mom, dad nor I have any clue how to figure this. So please, a bit of help from the math whiz's here?