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3 years ago

In APQR, PQ- QR. If map

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Hitman42 [59]3 years ago

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Answer:

3x-120 = x - 30

2x -120 = -30

2x= 90

x= 45

3(45) -120 (plug x into angle p to check your answer)

135-120

15 degrees

45-30 (plug x into angle r to make sure it's the same thing as angle p)

15 degrees (they're equal so now figure out angle Q and answer the question)

180 - (15 +15)

180- 30

150 is the measure of angle Q

so, the triangle is an obtuse isosceles triangle

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