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Snezhnost [94]
2 years ago
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Point P is the interior of LaTeX: \angle OZQ.\:∠ O Z Q .If LaTeX: m\:\angle\:OZQ\:m ∠ O Z Q= 125 and LaTeX: m\angle OZP\:m ∠ O Z

P=62, what is LaTeX: m\angle PZQm ∠ P Z Q?
Mathematics
1 answer:
saw5 [17]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

<h2>∠PZQ = 63°</h2>

Step-by-step explanation:

If point P is the interior of ∠OZQ , then the mathematical operation is true;

∠OZP +  ∠PZQ =  ∠OZQ

Given parameters

∠OZQ = 125°

∠OZP = 62°

Required

∠PZQ

TO get  ∠PZQ, we will substitute the given parameters into the expression above as shown

∠OZP +  ∠PZQ =  ∠OZQ

62° +  ∠PZQ = 125°

subtract 62° from both sides

62° +  ∠PZQ - 62° = 125° - 62°

∠PZQ = 125° - 62°

∠PZQ = 63°

<em>Hence the value of ∠PZQ  is 63°</em>

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