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Let xº be an angle measure. Let y1º be the measure of a complement of the angle, and let y2º be the measure of a supplement of the angle.

 

a. Write equations for y1 as a function of x, and for y2 as a function of x. What is the domain of each function?

 Feb 16, 2016

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For the complement  .....   y1  = 90 - x    the domain for x =  (0, 90)    [if we assume that y1 has some measure > 0, that is ]

 

For the supplement   ....    y2  = 180 - x   the domain for x =  (0, 180 )    [if we assume that y2 has some measure > 0, that is ]

 

 

cool cool cool

 Feb 16, 2016

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one thing, the domain can be changed

 Feb 16, 2016
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Um, thanks and all, but that doesn't really help me...

Olivia3.141592654  Feb 16, 2016
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For the complement  .....   y1  = 90 - x    the domain for x =  (0, 90)    [if we assume that y1 has some measure > 0, that is ]

 

For the supplement   ....    y2  = 180 - x   the domain for x =  (0, 180 )    [if we assume that y2 has some measure > 0, that is ]

 

 

cool cool cool

CPhill Feb 16, 2016
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Thanks, Chris!

Olivia3.141592654  Feb 16, 2016

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