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18. QS bisects ZPQR. If mZPQS = 3x and mZROS = 2x + 6, then mZPQR = ? A. 18° B. 36° C. 30° D. 6°

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18. QS bisects ZPQR. If mZPQS = 3x and

mZROS = 2x + 6, then mZPQR =
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A. 18°
B. 36°
C. 30°
D. 6°

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the answer is b because

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