Two angles are supplementary if the sum of the measure of the angles is 180°. if one angle is 52° more than its supplement, find the measure of the two angles.

the measures of the angles are __ and __ (use ascending order)

serious answers only.

Since one angle is just 52 more, you would simply write that as 52 + x, then keep the other angle as x. In order to find the two angles, you would just do 52 + x + x = 180. Subtract the 52 so x + x = 128. x +x = 2x, so 2x = 128. Divide the 2 and x = 64. 64 is the measure of one angle, then add 52 to it to get 116. Your angles are 64 and 116.

Range is the y-values.

Points are in the form (x-value, y-value)

Therefore the y-values are all the last number.

The last numbers of each point are all 0, so the answer is A.