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Supplementary angles = 180 degrees

180 - 35 = 145


If the question is asking about the angle that isn’t 35 degrees...
Complementary angles = 90 degrees

90 - 35 = 55

The supplementary angle to 55 degrees is:
180 - 55 = 125

The measure of the supplement of the angle is; 145°

What is the supplement of the angle?

In theorems of triangles, we know of complementary  and supplementary angles.

Now, for supplementary angles, the rule is that they sum up to 180°. Since we want to find the supplement of the angle 35°, then;

35 + x = 180

where x is the supplementary angle of 35°.

Thus;

x = 180 - 35

x = 145°

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