Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Angles and Angle Measurement · easy
Find the complement of an angle of 37°.
- 53°
- 143°
- 63°
- 37°
Answer
A. 53°
Solution
Complementary angles add to 90°: 90°-37°=53°.
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