In ΔPQR, an exterior angle at R is represented by 5x+10. If the two non-adjacent interior angles are represented by 3x+15 and 3x−20, find the value of the exterior angle, ∠R.
80o
90o
84o
85o
A
84o
B
80o
C
90o
D
85o
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The exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two non-adjacent interior angles. 3x+15+3x−20=5x+10 6x−5=5x+10 6x−5x=10+5 x=15 Therefore, ∠R=5x+10=>5×15+10=85o
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