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# If two supplementary angles differ by $44^o$, then one of the angles is ___________.

$112^o$

##### SOLUTION
Two supplementary angles differ by $44^o$
$\therefore$ $x+(x+44^o)=180^o$
$2x=136^o$
$x=68^o$
Other angle =$(x+44^o)=(68^o+44^o)=112^o$

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