4. Given point Ris in the interior of ZPAT, MPAR=5x, mZTAR=3x, and mZPAT=80°, Solve for x. *NEED HELP STRUGGLING HERE

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4. Given point Ris in the interior of ZPAT, MPAR=5x, mZTAR=3x, and

mZPAT=80°, Solve for x. *NEED HELP STRUGGLING HERE

4. Given point Ris in the interior of ZPAT, MPAR=5x, mZTAR=3x, and mZPAT=80°, Solve-example-1

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Step-by-step explanation:

<PAR + <ART = <PAT

5x + 3x = 80°

8x = 80°

X = 10°

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