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If one of two supplementary angles is 16 degrees smaller than three times the other, find the measure of the larger.

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Previous Question: My question is off a worksheet that if called Solving problems involving inequalities. It is "Find the largest pair of consectutive integers whos sum is less than 85." My work is: x+x+2<85 2x<83 Next Question: Solve for each equation. -2x^2-5x+12=0

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