the figure PQRS is a square ∠PQM =27° and ∠NQR=22° find ∠MQN
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given: ZQPR = <PQR and M and N are respectively points on side QR and PR of
APQR, such that QM = PN. To Prove: OP = OQ, where O is the point of
intersection of PM and QN.
Proof: In APNQ and AQMP,
PN = QM | Given
PQ = QP | Common
ZQPN = <PQM | Given
:: ΔΡΝΟ = ΔΩΜΡ
| SAS congruence rule :: ZPNQ = ZQMP | CPCT
Again, in ΔΡΝΟ and ΔΩΜΟ,
PN = QM | Given ZPON=ZQOM
| Vertically opposite angles ZPNO = 2QMO | Proved above
:: ΔΡΝΟ = ΔΩΜΟ
| AAS congruence rule .. OP = OQ | CPCT
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