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Answered by bestfortnite
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Answer:

60

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Answered by brokendreams
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The answer of this question is  \angle QRS=60\°.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that line PQ and ST are parallel to each other as PQ\parallel ST as we can see in figure and

\angle PQR = 110\°  

\angle RST=130\°

and we have to find the \angle QRS.

  • Formula used,
  1. The sum of co-interior angles is =180\°.
  2. The Alternate Interior angles are equal.
  • Calculation for \angle QRS

First of all making a parallel line to line ST through point R and let it be line AB.

Now the angles \angle PQR and \angle ARQ are Co-interior angles and by using formula (1) we get,

The sum of co-interior angles is =180\°

\angle PQR +\angle ARQ=180\°

we have \angle PQR = 110\°  and we can calculate \angle ARQ

110\°+\angle ARQ=180\°

\angle ARQ=180\°-110\°

\angle ARQ=70\°

we get \angle ARQ=70\°.

We know the angles \angle RST and \angle SRA are Alternate interior angles thus by using formula (2) we get,

\angle RST =\angle SRA

and we have \angle RST=130\° so,

\angle SRA=130\°

and we know \angle SRA = \angle QRS+\angle ARQ

we have

\angle ARQ=70\° and \angle SRA=130\° so we can find \angle QRS,

\angle SRA = \angle QRS+\angle ARQ

130\°=\angle QRS+70\°

\angle QRS =130\°-70\°

\angle QRS=60\°

Hence we get the answer of this question as \angle QRS=60\°.

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