Math, asked by krishivpandya, 9 months ago

In given figure, in triangle PQR, angle Q > angle R, PM I QR and PA is the bisector of angle QPR. Prove that angle APM = half(angle Q-angle R).

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APM is not half angle because it doesn't

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