What are the complimentary and supplementary angles of 132 degrees?

Question

What are the complimentary and supplementary angles of 132 degrees?

Answer 1

you can't have a complimentary angle cuz complimantary means it adds up to 90. Supplementary angle of 132 would be 48 degrees so it adds up to 180 degrees

Answer 2

The complimentary angle is the one that, when added to this angle, yields a right angle.  The supplementary angle is the one that, when added to this angle, yields a straight line.

Unless negative angles are allowed, an angle of 132 degrees does not have a compliment.  Negative angles aren't usually allowed, so the answer can be given as "there is no positive compliment to an angle of 132 degrees".

The math is, ( 90 - 132 ) = complimentary angle.  But, in normal geometry, how do you have negative forty-two degrees?

The supplementary angle is 48 degrees.  

The math is, ( 180 - 132 ) = 48

Answer 3

Complementary means add to 90 and 132 is already over 90 so no complement

Supplementary means add up to 180 so 180 - 132 = 48