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Find the supplement of each of the following angles:
Find the supplement of each of the following angles:
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Supplementary angle = \(180\degree - \) given angle
(i) Supplement of \(105\degree = 180\degree -105\degree = 75\degree\)
(ii) Supplement of \(87\degree = 180\degree - 87\degree = 93\degree\)
(iii) Supplement of \(154\degree = 180\degree - 154\degree = 26\degree\)
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