Math, asked by 18ASields, 11 months ago

P, Q, R & S form the vertices of a quadrilateral.

PQR = 74° and

RSP = 129°.
Find the value of

SPQ.

Answers

Answered by TheRealVRP
4

Answer:

Incomplete question. Sorry.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by AditiHegde
8

P, Q, R & S form the vertices of a quadrilateral.  ∠  PQR = 74° and  ∠  RSP = 129°.

The correct question is,

P, Q, R & S form the vertices of a quadrilateral.  ∠  PQR = 74° and  ∠  QRS = 129°.

Given,

PQRS is a quadrilateral.

∠  PQR = 74° and  ∠  RSP = 129°.

In a quadrilateral opposite angles are supplementary pairs that is, the sum of the opposite angles is equal to 180°

Therefore we have,

∠  PQR + ∠  RSP = 180°

74° + ∠  RSP = 180°

∠  RSP = 106°

∠  QRS + ∠ SPQ = 180°

129° + ∠  SPQ = 180°

∠  SPQ = 51°

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