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A ship sails from P to Q, then to R. The bearing of Q from P is 035°. The bearing of R from Q is 105°. Calculate the interior angle PQR.
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Step 1: Determine the interior angle .
The North line at P is parallel to the North line at Q.
The bearing of Q from P is , which means the angle between the North line at P and the line segment PQ is .
By alternate interior angles, the angle between the line segment PQ and the South line at Q is also .
The bearing of R from Q is , which is the angle measured clockwise from the North line at Q to the line segment QR.
The angle from the North line at Q to the South line at Q is .
Therefore,
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