Mathematics, 04.10.2020 14:01, mackdoolittle1

If QS bisects ZPQR, mZPQS = (7x - 6)°, and
mZSQR = (4x + 15), find mZPQT.

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If QS bisects ZPQR, mZPQS = (7x - 6)°, and
mZSQR = (4x + 15), find mZPQT....