The problem requires us to complete a table relating angles to their complements and supplements. Recall that two angles are complementary if their sum is $90^{\circ}$, and two angles are supplementary if their sum is $180^{\circ}$. If an angle's complement or supplement does not exist (i.e., requires a negative angle), we write "N/A".

GeometryAnglesComplementary AnglesSupplementary Angles
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1. Problem Description

The problem requires us to complete a table relating angles to their complements and supplements. Recall that two angles are complementary if their sum is 9090^{\circ}, and two angles are supplementary if their sum is 180180^{\circ}. If an angle's complement or supplement does not exist (i.e., requires a negative angle), we write "N/A".

2. Solution Steps

We will fill in the table row by row.
Row 1: Angle is 5353^{\circ}.
Complement: Let the complement be xx. Then 53+x=9053 + x = 90, so x=9053=37x = 90 - 53 = 37. The complement is 3737^{\circ}.
Supplement: Let the supplement be yy. Then 53+y=18053 + y = 180, so y=18053=127y = 180 - 53 = 127. The supplement is 127127^{\circ}.
Row 2: Supplement is 121121^{\circ}.
Angle: Let the angle be zz. Then z+121=180z + 121 = 180, so z=180121=59z = 180 - 121 = 59. The angle is 5959^{\circ}.
Complement: Let the complement be ww. Then 59+w=9059 + w = 90, so w=9059=31w = 90 - 59 = 31. The complement is 3131^{\circ}.
Row 3: Complement is 2828^{\circ}.
Angle: Let the angle be aa. Then a+28=90a + 28 = 90, so a=9028=62a = 90 - 28 = 62. The angle is 6262^{\circ}.
Supplement: Let the supplement be bb. Then 62+b=18062 + b = 180, so b=18062=118b = 180 - 62 = 118. The supplement is 118118^{\circ}.
Row 4: Supplement is 6767^{\circ}.
Angle: Let the angle be cc. Then c+67=180c + 67 = 180, so c=18067=113c = 180 - 67 = 113. The angle is 113113^{\circ}.
Complement: Let the complement be dd. Then 113+d=90113 + d = 90, so d=90113=23d = 90 - 113 = -23. Since the complement is negative, it does not exist. We write "N/A".
Row 5: Angle is 234234^{\circ}.
Complement: Let the complement be ee. Then 234+e=90234 + e = 90, so e=90234=144e = 90 - 234 = -144. Since the complement is negative, it does not exist. We write "N/A".
Supplement: Let the supplement be ff. Then 234+f=180234 + f = 180, so f=180234=54f = 180 - 234 = -54. Since the supplement is negative, it does not exist. We write "N/A".

3. Final Answer

Here is the completed table:
Angle | Complement to angle | Supplement to angle
------- | -------- | --------
5353^{\circ} | 3737^{\circ} | 127127^{\circ}
5959^{\circ} | 3131^{\circ} | 121121^{\circ}
6262^{\circ} | 2828^{\circ} | 118118^{\circ}
113113^{\circ} | N/A | 6767^{\circ}
234234^{\circ} | N/A | N/A

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