Question

In triangle PQR, angle R is greater than angle Q. What can be concluded about angle P?

a) Angle P is greater than angle Q.
b) Angle P is less than angle Q.
c) Angle P is equal to angle Q.
d) No conclusion can be drawn.

Answer 1

Without additional information about triangle PQR, no specific conclusion can be drawn about the size of angle P relative to angle Q, even knowing that angle R is greater than angle Q.

Step-by-step explanation:

When considering the internal angles of a triangle, we know that the sum must equal to 180 degrees. Given that in triangle PQR, angle R is greater than angle Q, we cannot conclude anything specific about angle P without additional information. It could be greater, less than, or equal to angle Q. Therefore, option (d) No conclusion can be drawn is the correct answer.