SOLUTION: In triangle PQR, the bisectors of angle Q and angle R meets at S. Prove that Triangle QSP = 180 = x divide by 2. i have no idea how to do this and i dont know if you need to ha

Question 196766: In triangle PQR, the bisectors of angle Q and angle R meets at S. Prove that Triangle QSP = 180 = x divide by 2.
i have no idea how to do this and i dont know if you need to have teh diagram and i dont know how to send you the diagram please help me on these questions i need to do them for a asignment that's worth a lot on my math mark. please and thank you!
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

QSP = 180 what? Do you mean the sum of the interior angles of QSP is 180 degrees? The area of QSP = 180 square somethings? Where is x in the diagram?

John

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