Angle A is 36 degrees right angle. Angle B is half the right angle. How many degrees is angle A greater than angle B.

To begin with, we find what is the value of the angle a.

In the wording of the condition for this task, it is reported that the angle a is 36 degrees greater than the right angle.

Since the right angle is 90 °, the angle a must be 90 + 36 = 126 °.

Let’s find what is the value of the angle b.

In the initial data for this task, it is reported that this angle is half the right angle, therefore, the value of the angle b should be 90/2 = 45 °.

Knowing the values of the angles a and b, we can find their difference:

126 – 45 = 81 °.

Answer: 81 °.