Using the digits 0 to 9

Mathematics

1 answer:

Gre4nikov [31]1 year ago

8 0

Supplementary Angles:

$\boxed{100°} and \boxed{80°}$

Arithmetically speaking, the closest 2 supplementary angles can get (in 3 and 2 digits respectively) is the upwritten.

Complementary Angles:

$\boxed{45°} and \boxed{45°}$

Simply, in this case, for angles to be numerically as close as possible - make both the angles 45°.

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