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What are Supplementary Angles?
Definition: Supplementary angles
Summary
- We can turn the line LO into the straight angle LNO by adding a point N
- Straight angles measure 180
° - If we draw a ray from the point N it will split the straight angle into two smaller angles
- That means these two angles will add up to 180
° - If angle PNO measures 35
° and LNP and PNO are supplementary, LNP must measure 145°

Notes
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- We can turn a straight line into a straight angle by adding another point on it
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- We know that angles LNP and PNO are supplementary
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So we know they must add up to 180
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If we subtract 35
° from 180° , we get 145° - This is the measure of angle LNP!