Use the distance formula
Mr. Marvi's Class is fund-raising for a field trip that costs $1254. The school is
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<h2> 63° or 173°</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
You didn't specify where the point P is so there are two posibilites:
1.
P₁Z is dividing angle OZQ
then:
m∠P₁ZQ = m∠OZQ - m∠OZP₁ = 125° - 62° = 63°
2.
P₂Z is outside angle OZQ
then
m∠P₂ZQ = 360° - (m∠OZQ + m∠OZP₂) = 360° - (125° + 62°) = 173°
