An angle is 60 deg more than one fifth of its complement. Find the smaller angle in degrees.

An angle is 60 deg more than one fifth of its complement. Find the sma

1.	An angle is 60 deg more than one fifth of its complement. Find the smaller angle in degrees.
A.	65 deg
B.	35 deg
C.	25 deg
D.	45 deg
Answer» D. 45 deg

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