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3 years ago

If pq=9 and qr=28, find PR

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PQ = 9
QR = 28

Note, there is a Q in each line

Combine the two lines: PQ + QR = PR

plug in the numbers to corresponding variables

9 + 28 = PR

PR = 37

hope this helps

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