I need to know this fairly soon pleaseee
1 answer:
Answer:
m<PQT= 94°
Step-by-step explanation:
If line QS bisect <PQR
m<PQS = m < SQR
7x-6= 4x+15
7x-4x= 15+6
3x= 21
X= 21/3
X= 7
m<PQS= 7x-6
m<PQS= 7(7)-6
m<PQS= 49-6
m<PQS= 43°
m<PQS= m<SQR
<mSQR=43°
m<PQR= m<PQS + m < SQR
m<PQR=43+43
m<PQR= 86°
BUT
m<PQR= m<TQW
m<PQT= m<RQW
m<PQR+m<TQW +m<PQT+ m<RQW
= 360°
Let m<TQW= x
86+86+x+x= 360
2x+172= 360
2x= 188
X= 94°
m<PQT= 94°
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