Find the measure of an angle which is `32^(@)` more than its complemen – InterviewSolution

1.	Find the measure of an angle which is `32^(@)` more than its complement.
Answer» Let the measure of the reauired angle be `x^(@)` Then, measure of its complent =`(90-x)^(@)` `:. x=(90-x)+32^(@)` `rArr 2x=122^(@)` `rArr x=61^(@)` Hence, the measure of the angle is `61^(@)`

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