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2. In the given Figure, find the measures of ZPRQ and ZPRT.​

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Answered by sudhanshukmr57
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Answer:-

= <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰

= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰

= 115+<R = 180

= <R = 180-115

° <R = 65

Again

= <PRQ + <PRT = 180

= 65+ <PRT = 180

° <PRT = 180-65

= 115

Answered by sameeha343
48

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Answer:-

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰•°• <R = 65⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰•°• <R = 65⁰Again

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰•°• <R = 65⁰Again= <PRQ + <PRT = 180⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰•°• <R = 65⁰Again= <PRQ + <PRT = 180⁰= 65⁰+ <PRT = 180⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰•°• <R = 65⁰Again= <PRQ + <PRT = 180⁰= 65⁰+ <PRT = 180⁰•°• <PRT = 180⁰-65⁰

Answer:- = <P + <Q + <R = 180⁰= 60⁰+55⁰+<R = 180⁰= 115⁰+<R = 180⁰= <R = 180⁰-115⁰•°• <R = 65⁰Again= <PRQ + <PRT = 180⁰= 65⁰+ <PRT = 180⁰•°• <PRT = 180⁰-65⁰ = 115⁰

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