3 years ago

Need help with #12 Please help

Mathematics

1 answer:

Korolek [52]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

If the figure is triangle then,

Let PR be x

So,

PQ+QR+PR= 180 (Sum of all the angles of the triangle)

Therefore,

6x+25+16-3x+x=180

4x+36=180

4x= 180/36

x= 144/4

X= 36

NOW,

PQ= 6x+25

= 6(36)+25

= 216+25 = 241= PQ.

QR = 16-3x

= 16-3(36)

= 16-108

= -92

PR = 36

hope it helps

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