In rectangle PQRS, PQ = x + 50, PR = 2x + 10, and SQ = 4x - 130. What is the length of PR? F 70 G 90 H 120 J 150
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First, let's simplify the given information: PQ = r+ SQ = 50 PR = 2x + 4x + 130 + 10 Show more…
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