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3 years ago

Help me as soon as possible PLEASE HELP

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disa [49]3 years ago

7 0

Answer:

QRT = 47, TRS = 133

Step-by-step explanation:

Since QRS is a line, QRT + TRS = 180.

$QRT+TRS=180\\3x+5+10x-7=180\\$

Then, solve for x. Combine like terms.

$13x-2=180\\13x=182\\x=14$

Then, plug in 14 for x.

$1. (3*14+5)\\\\QRT = 47\\\\2. (10*14-7)\\\\TRS = 133$

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