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IN FIGURE PS PERPENDICULAR L AND RQ PERPENDICULAR L FIND Y​

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Answered by satishraj29
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Answer:

80 is answer of this question

Step-by-step explanation:

you want step by step then tell me <srn+<srp=180 ( linear pair )

135+<srp=180

<srp=45

srp+prq=45+55

srq=100

the sum of all angle of a quadrilateral is 360

90+90+100+y=360

y=360-280

y=80


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Answered by Anonymous
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In ∆ PQR, we have

\anglePRQ + \anglePQR + \angleQPR = 180°

55°+90°+\angleQPR = 180°

145° + \angleQPR = 180°

\angleQPR = 180°-45°

\angleQPR = 35°

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Since, PS \perp l, therefore

\angleSPQ = 90°

\angleSPR +QPR = 90°

\angleSPR + 35° = 90°

\angleSPR =90°-35°

\angleSPR = 55°

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In, ∆PSR, we have

Exterior \angle = sum of two interior opposite angles

135°= y + \angleSPR

y = 135° - \angleSPR

y = 135° - 55°

y = 80°

Hence, the measure of y is 80°.

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