∆PQR ~ ∆CDR. m∠C = 2(x +20)º, m∠PQR = (4x), and m∠P = (5x - 5)º. Find x.
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∆PQR ~ ∆CDR. m∠C = 2(x +20)º, m∠PQR = (4x), and m∠P = (5x - 5)º. Find x.
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