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1 year ago

Parallelogram PQRS is shown. m/S=(3x), m/R=120, and m/Q=(2y). Find the value of y.A.

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fomenos1 year ago

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Option B. From the parallelogram PQRS the value of y is given to be 30

<h3>How to solve for the value of y from the parallelogram</h3>

In order to get the value of y we have to use the formula

2y + 120 = 80

where the value 120 is the angle that is stated as 120 from the question

2y = 180 - 120

2y = 60

y = 60 / 2

y = 30

Hence the value of y = 30

We can go ahead to get the value of x as well

3x + 120 = 180

take the like terms

3x = 180 - 120

3x = 60

divide through by 3 to get x

60 / 3 = x

20 = x

Read more on parallelograms here: brainly.com/question/24056495

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