SOLUTION: PQRS is a circle with /PS/ =25cm, /RS/=20cm, /PR/=30cm and RP^Q= 3PR^Q.calculate,correct to the nearest 0.1degrees, a)PQ^R b)PR^Q

Question 1133617: PQRS is a circle with /PS/ =25cm, /RS/=20cm, /PR/=30cm and RP^Q= 3PR^Q.calculate,correct to the nearest 0.1degrees,
a)PQ^R
b)PR^Q
Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Your notation is very non-standard; I doubt that any of the volunteers on this site have any idea what the problem is supposed to be.

"PQRS is a circle" -- are P, Q, R, and S points on circle, in that order?

"/PS/=25cm" -- is that a straight line distance between P and S, or an arc length between P and S, or something else?

"RP^Q = 3PR^Q" -- are those angles RPQ and PRQ, or something else?

Re-post your question either describing it in words or using standard notation.
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