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eduard
1 year ago
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Solve for m/TRS if m/QRS = 88° and m/QRT = 54°. ? Answer: m/TRS = Submit Answer

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Citrus2011 [14]1 year ago
3 0

The measure of the angle TRS is 34 degrees

<h3>Line and angles</h3>

The point where two lines meet is known as an angle

Given the following parameters

<QRS = 88 degrees

<QRT = 54 degrees

Using the expression

<QRS = <QRT + <TRS

Substitute the given parameters

88 = 54 + <TRS
<TRS = 88 - 54

<TRS = 34 degrees

Hence the measure of the angle TRS is 34 degrees

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