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Find the mZRPQ.25°RQ105

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Given the figure in the attached image;


\begin{gathered} m\measuredangle\text{PRQ}=25^(\circ) \\ m\measuredangle QTU=105^(\circ) \end{gathered}

The angle PQS and QTU are corresponding angles so they are congruent.


m\measuredangle PQS=m\measuredangle QTU=105^(\circ)

Also, the angle PQS is an exterior angle to the angles PRQ and RPQ. So, the sum of angles PRQ and RPQ will give the angle PQS;


m\measuredangle PQS=m\measuredangle PRQ+m\measuredangle RPQ

substituting the given values;


\begin{gathered} m\measuredangle PQS=m\measuredangle PRQ+m\measuredangle RPQ \\ 105^(\circ)=25^(\circ)+m\measuredangle RPQ \\ m\measuredangle RPQ=105^(\circ)-25^(\circ) \\ m\measuredangle RPQ=80^(\circ) \end{gathered}

Therefore, the measure of angle RPQ is;


m\measuredangle RPQ=80^(\circ)

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