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Which angle has a measure equal to the sum of the m∠SQR and the m∠QRS? ∠RSC ∠SRE ∠DQS ∠QSR

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Answer:

The answer is RSC.

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Answer:

The correct answer ∠RSC

Explanation:

From the given information, we get a triangle ΔQRS

<SQR and < QRS are two interior angles of triangle QRS

Other interior angle is <QSR,

Therefor m<QSR = 180 - (sum of other 2 angles)

m<QSR = 180 - (m<SQR + m<QRS) (angle sum property)

And also, m<RSC = 180 - m<QSR

Therefore <RSC = (m<SQR + m<QRS)


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