Q= r/2 (s +t) for t.
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We can begin by finding ∠VUY so we can solve for ∠UVY.
∠VUY is supplementary to ∠TUY, so:
180 = 144 + ∠VUY
∠VUY = 36°
In a triangle, angles sum up to 180°, so:
180 = 36° + 79° + m∠UVY
m∠UVY = 65°
Solve for m∠VYZ by comparing the angle to m∠UVY because the angles are alternating interior angles. Thus:
m∠UVY = m∠VYZ = 65°.