An angle is more than 45^ . Its complementary angle must be less … - Vidyadip

Question

An angle is more than $45^\circ $. Its complementary angle must be less than $45^\circ $.

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Answer

True.
e.g. Let one angle $= 50^\circ $
$\therefore$ The other angle $= 90 - 50^\circ = 40^\circ < 45^\circ $

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