Complementary angles
Year 5 maths · Fieldbook Learning
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Complementary angles add up to a right angle. Include the degree sign if you like.
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 35°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 37°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 70°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 40°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 24°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles are complementary. One measures 32°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 16°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 69°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 33°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 13°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles are complementary. One measures 35°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles are complementary. One measures 31°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 58°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 31°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 5°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles are complementary. One measures 47°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 9°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles make a right angle together (they are complementary). One measures 1°. What does the other measure?
- Two angles are complementary. One measures 52°. What does the other measure?
- Angle A and angle B are complementary. One measures 41°. What does the other measure?