Answer to Question #234230 in Geometry for jada

Question #234230

QS bisects pqr. if mpqs = 5x and mrqs = 2x+6, then what is mpqr?


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Expert's answer
2021-09-07T19:28:05-0400

Okay, to start off, we know that QS bisects <PQR, so that means the two angles created by that line, namely <PQS and <RQS, are equal. So let's do that:


"5x = 2x+6"

Now let's solve for x.


"5x-2x = 2x-2x+6" (subtract 2x from both sides)


"3x = 6" (simplify)

"x = 6 \u00f73"

x = 2

Now that we've found the value of x, we can plug that back into either of the original equations. Both will output the same value: 10


<PQR"= 2\u00d710=20"


"<PQR= 20" degree


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