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12. In APOR, PQ = QR. If m2P = (3x – 120) and MZR = (x-30)", classify APQR. Select all that apply.
A acute
right
B obtuse
O equilateral
scalene
isosceles

12. In APOR, PQ = QR. If m2P = (3x – 120) and MZR = (x-30), classify APQR. Select all that

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12. In APOR, PQ = QR. If m2P = (3x – 120) and MZR = (x-30)", classify APQR. Select all that apply....

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