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A separate angle labelled \(n\) has measure \(180^\circ\)

Angles \(o\) and \(p\) are complementary. Angle \(o\) has measure \(31^\circ\)

Angle schematic with marked angles o, p. Use the stated measures and relationships.op
Use the stated angle measures and relationships, not measurements from the drawing
(a)1 mark

Which class describes angle \(n\)?

(b)1 mark

Calculate the measure of \(p\)