If angle x = 63 degrees, work out the remaining angle of this right-angled triangle

All angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees. In a right angled triangle, we know one angle is 90 degrees. In the question, it is given that another angle is 63 degrees. So the remaining angle must be 180 - (90 +63) = 27 degrees

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