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Given: ΔPQR; ∠Q = 52°; p = 3; and q = 4. Find ∠P to the nearest tenth of a degree.

Given: ΔPQR; ∠Q = 52°; p = 3; and q = 4. Find ∠P to the nearest tenth of a degree.
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Given: ΔPQR; ∠Q = 52°; p = 3; and q = 4. Find ∠P to the nearest tenth of a degree.

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36.2

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