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2 + 1 = 3, then 360 degrees has to be divided into three, two of these parts are RSP and one part is PQR. Which makes x = 360/3 = 120.
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Given

    • O is the center of the circle above and the length of arc RSP is twice the length of arc PQR.


To Find

    • The value of x.

Approach and Working Out

    • The ratio of smaller arc (PQR) to the larger arc (PSR) = 1: 2.

    • The ratio of angle will be same.
      o Total angle is 360
      o x = \(\frac{1}{3 }\)× 360
      o x = 120

Correct Answer: Option C
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