Math, asked by aditya2415, 1 year ago

in figure 9.9 TQ and TR are the bisectors of angle Q and angle R respectively if angle QPR equals to 80 degree and Angle PRT equals to 30 degree , determine angle TQR angle and angle QTR.

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Answered by ShuchiRecites
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Since the two lines are bisectors,

< QTR = 90° + 1 < QPR / 2

< QTR = 90° + ( 1 / 2 × 80° )

< QTR = 90° + 40°

< QTR = 130°

\textsf{\red{ Hence angle QTR is 130° }}

Since TR is bisector,

< TRQ = 30°

< TRQ + < QTR + < TQR = 180° ( Angle sum property )

30° + 130° + < TQR = 180°

< TQR = 20°

\textsf{\blue{ Hence angle TQR is 20° }}

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Answered by AnishaG
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&lt;b&gt;&lt;i&gt;To determine the values of <br />◆TQR◆ and◆ QTR◆&lt;b&gt;&lt;i&gt;

Given that...,,
<P=80°
<TRP=30°
..
first of all let's find..
<QTR

<QTR=90°+(1/2×80°)
<QTR=90°+40°

\purple{QTR=130°}

Now by angle sum property of a triangle
<QTR+<TRQ<TQR=180°

•°• 130° + 30° +<TQR=180°

\orange{TQR=20°}

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