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In △PQR, find the measure of ∡P

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In △PQR, find the measure of ∡P

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To solve for angle P, simply make use of the tangent trig ratio.

Tan P = 33.8/57.6
Tan P = 0.58680
P = tan^-1(0.58680)
P = 30.4 degrees.

The solution to your question would be the first option.

Gaurav Kumar Singh answered Sep 15, 2018

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