In the figure, O is the center of the circle. ∠poq=100° and ∠por=110° then ∠qpr equals
A) 210° b)200 c)150° d)75°
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Since < POQ = 100° and < POR = 110°
Then, < QOR = < POQ + < POR
< QOR = 100° + 110°
< QOR = 210°
Since ext. < QOR = 2 < QPR ( by theorem ).
Also, ext. < QOR = 360° - int < QOR
ext. < QOR = 360° - 210°
ext. < QOR = 150°
So, 150° = 2 < QPR
75° = < QPR
Therefore Option (D) is correct.
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Since < POQ = 100° and < POR = 110°
Then, < QOR = < POQ + < POR
< QOR = 100° + 110°
< QOR = 210°
Since ext. < QOR = 2 < QPR ( by theorem ).
Also, ext. < QOR = 360° - int < QOR
ext. < QOR = 360° - 210°
ext. < QOR = 150°
So, 150° = 2 < QPR
75° = < QPR
Therefore Option (D) is correct.
Have great future ahead!
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____Here's your Answer ______
Given;
POQ = 100°
POR = 110°
To Find, QPR = ?
Find;
Interior QOR = POQ + POR
=> Int. QOR = 100 + 110
=> Int. QOR = 210°.
Now,
Ext. QOR = Full angle - Int. QOR
=> Ext. QOR = 360 - 210
=> Ext. QOR = 150°.
Now,
we know that, Angle substended at the centre is twice the angle substended at the Circumference.
=> Ext. QOR = 2 × QPR
=> 150 = 2 × QPR
=> QPR = 75°
Therefore,
Option D is correct.
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____Here's your Answer ______
Given;
POQ = 100°
POR = 110°
To Find, QPR = ?
Find;
Interior QOR = POQ + POR
=> Int. QOR = 100 + 110
=> Int. QOR = 210°.
Now,
Ext. QOR = Full angle - Int. QOR
=> Ext. QOR = 360 - 210
=> Ext. QOR = 150°.
Now,
we know that, Angle substended at the centre is twice the angle substended at the Circumference.
=> Ext. QOR = 2 × QPR
=> 150 = 2 × QPR
=> QPR = 75°
Therefore,
Option D is correct.
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