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In the fig PS bisector of l and RQ bisector l find the measure of y

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 \huge \bf \sf{It \:  is  \: given \:  that:-)}


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 \bf { PS  \perp \:  L.}


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 \bf{RQ  \perp \: L}


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 \bf{ \angle \: PRQ = 55°. }


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 \bf{ \angle \: SRT = 135°.}


▶ Now, PT is a line.


 \boxed{ \angle SRT +  \angle SRP = 180°........[ Linear \:  pair ].}

 \bf{=> 135° +  \angle SRP = 180°.}

 \bf{=>  \angle SRP = 180° - 135°}.


 \bf{=>  \angle SRP = 45°.}



▶Now,


 \bf{=>  \angle SRQ =  \angle SRP +  \angle PRQ .}


 \bf{=>  \angle SRQ = 45° + 55°.}



 \huge \bf{=> \angle SRQ = 100°.}


▶Now, PQRS is quadrilateral.

▶ Then .


 \boxed{ \angle QPS + \angle PSR +  \angle \: SRQ +  \angle RQP = 360°.}

 \bf{=> 90° +  \angle \: y + 100° + 90° = 360°.}


 \bf{=>  \angle \: y + 280° = 360°.}


 \bf{=> \angle y = 360° - 280°.}


 \huge \boxed{=> \angle y = 80°.}


✅✅ Hence, the value of ‘y’ is founded ✔✔.



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 \huge \bf \underline{Hope \:  it \:  is \:  helpful  \: for  \: you}
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