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M/PQS = (3x-3)* and m/RQS = (x+19)". Find the value of x.

M/PQS = (3x-3)* and m/RQS = (x+19)". Find the value of x.
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M/PQS = (3x-3)* and m/RQS = (x+19)". Find the value of x.

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Answer:

M/paws= (3x-3) and m/rqs

=(x+19).

the value of x is

Explanation:

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