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10. In the adjoining figure if P: Q: R = 2: 3: 4, then find the value of P, Q, R

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Answered by nisha02345
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Answer:

It is given that ∠P−∠Q=42

It can be written as

∠P=42

+∠Q

We know that the sum of all the angles in a triangle is 180

.

So we can write it as

∠P+∠Q+∠R=180

By substituting ∠P=42

+∠Q in the above equation

42

+∠Q+∠Q+∠R=180

On further calculation

42

+2∠Q+∠R=180

2∠Q+∠R=180

−42

By subtraction we get

2∠Q+∠R=138

.(i)

It is given that ∠Q−∠R=21

It can be written as

∠R=∠Q−21

By substituting the value of ∠R in equation (i)

2∠Q+∠Q−21

=138

On further calculation

3∠Q−21

=138

3∠Q=138

+21

By addition

3∠Q=159

By division

∠Q=159/3

∠Q=53

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