Mathematics, 27.09.2021 01:00, MileenaKitana

P, Q and R form the vertices of a triangle, where ∠
QRP = 19°,
∠
PQR = 100°, and PQ = 3.1m.
Calculate the length of PR rounded to 1 DP.

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P, Q and R form the vertices of a triangle, where ∠
QRP = 19°,
∠
PQR = 100°, an...