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In a triangle PRQ, side QR is extended to S. If angle PRS is 150 and RP=RQ, find the three angles of triangle PRQ

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Answered by rupalavanya1981
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Answered by mysticd
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 In \: a \: triangle \: PRQ , \: side \: QR \: is \\extended \: to \: S .

 \angle {PRS} = 150\degree,\: and \: RP = RQ

 i ) \angle {PRQ} + \angle {PRS} = 180\degree \\\blue { ( Linear \:pair )}

 \implies \angle {PRQ} + 150\degree = 180\degree

 \implies \angle {PRQ} = 180\degree - 150\degree\\= 30\degree

 In \: triangle \: PRQ , \: RP = RQ

 \implies \angle {RQP}  = \angle {QPR}

 \blue {( Angles \: opposite \:to \: equal \: sides )}

 Now, \angle {RQP}  + \angle {QPR} = \angle {PRS}

 \blue { ( Sum \: of \: interior \: opposite}\\\blue { angles \: equal \: to \: exterior \:angles ) }

 \implies \angle {RQP}  + \angle {RQP} = 150\degree

 \implies  2\angle {RQP}   = 150\degree

 \implies  \angle {RQP}   = \frac{150\degree}{2} \\= 75\degree

Therefore.,

 \red { Three \: angles \: of \: the \: \triangle PRQ} \\\green { \angle {RQP}  = \angle {QPR} = 75\degree \:and \angle {PRQ}= 30\degree }

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