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m<QRP=46 and m<PRS=50.  find m<PQR.  The diagram is not drawn to scale.

anonymous · Answer

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directrix · Answer

Is quadrilateral PQRS given to be a parallelogram, rhombus, or anything at all?

directrix · Answer

I think there is insufficient information given unless you know the type of figure which PQRS is. Look at your problem source and check. Thanks.  @nevvy217

anonymous · Answer

Sorry was away from the computer, 
I guess i dont understand what you are asking...

Ohhhh it does say in the parallelogram..urg sorry :P  
@directrix

directrix · Answer

Angles Q and R sum to 180 because if two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, the same-side interior angles former are supplementary.

directrix · Answer

The large angle R has measure 96 so subtract 96 from 180 to get the measure of angle PQR. Post what you get and we can compare answers.