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Mathematics, 09.10.2021 07:20, LtotheJ0225

P, Q, R & S form the vertices of a quadrilateral. â 

PQR = 71° and

â 

RSP = 129°.

Find the value of

â 

SPQ=?

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P, Q, R & S form the vertices of a quadrilateral. â 

PQR = 71° and

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