Math, asked by buddhathanu, 3 months ago

if QS is the bisects PQR and PQS=30°,then RQS=?​

Answers

Answered by kingofknight
4

Answer:

150

Step-by-step explanation:

angel=180=X

PQS=30

X-PQS=180-30=150

Answered by payalchatterje
1

Answer:

Required value of Angle RQS is 150°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here PQR is a line and QS bisects PQR.

So,we get two angles on the line PQR i.e Angle RQS and Angle SQP.

Here Angle PQR is a straight angle.

So value of Angle PQR is 180°.

Therefore Angle PQR=Angle RQS+Angle SQP

Given Angle PQS is 30°.

Let Angle RQS be x.

According to question,

x +  {30}^{o}  =  {180}^{o}

We are separating variable and constant part,

x =  {180}^{o}  -  {30}^{o}  =  {150}^{o}

Required value of Angle RQS is 150°.

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