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OA is C
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It's hard to explain without a picture. I worked it out, you get 7 equations with 7 unknowns...
Set:
<QRS = a
<RQS = <RSQ = b
<SQP = c
<SUP = d
<TSU = <SUT = e
<STU = f
You get the following:
(1) a+b+b = 180
(2) c+x+d+90 = 360
(3) f+e+e=180
(4) b+x+e=180
(5) b+c=180
(6) d+e=180
(7) a+90+f=180

7 equations, 7 unknowns....
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Its actually quite simple. I have attached a doc with the picture showing different angles

1) Implies angles RQS and RSQ are equal
2) Impleie TSU and TUS are equal

Sum of angles of PQSU should be 360

So, 90 + x + 180-b + 180-a = 360
implies x-a-b = -90

And x+a+b = 180 because RST is a straight line
hence 2x=90 or x=45

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OA is C. I post the answers right after I post the question, but in white font so your eyes don't uncontrollably stray and look at the answer before you see the question.
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Thanks for the explanation. I understand now. I'm starting to see a pattern with my mistakes, which is good.



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