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Solve for x.
**Solve for \( x \).**

The given problem features a circle with center \( T \) and various marked points on the circumference, identified as \( Q \), \( R \), and \( S \). Here's a step-by-step explanation of the diagram:

1. **Angle \( \angle QPR \) Inside the Circle:**
   The angle \( \angle QPR \) measures \( 67^\circ \).

2. **Angle \( \angle QTS \) Outside the Circle:**
   The angle \( \angle QTS \) measures \( 120^\circ \).

3. **Angle \( \angle QRS \):**
   The angle \( \angle QRS \) is labeled as \( (5x + 21)^\circ \).

To solve for \( x \):

1. **Understand Circle Properties:**
   Since point \( T \) is the center of the circle and \( PR \) is a chord, we should recognize that the external angle \( \angle QTS = 120^\circ \) subtends both \( \angle QSR \) and \( \angle SQR \).

2. **Using the Angle Sum Property in a Circle:**
   We know that the angle subtended by the same arc on a circle is equal. Therefore, the entire subtended angle around the circle sums up considering all prominent segments leading around \( T \). These include \( 67^\circ\), \( 120^\circ\), and the target angle, \( (5x + 21) \).

Upon correctly summing and equating factors, proper calculation transformation or assumption is required to directly solve \( x \) by understanding:

Formulate appropriate segments consideration if based on basic angle properties:
   \[ \angle QRS = \frac{120^\circ + 67^\circ}{2} \]
   Equating expression \(5x + 21 = 93.5 - 21\):
   \( 5x \) simplifies or produces through steps:
   \( x = 3.2 \)

(Note: Further solutions model authenticity reflects exact practices revisiting interpret under Euclidean dynamic apply).

Hence, value of \( x \) simplified:

\[ x = 14.5^\circ \ via align assumptions\ or Next validation further]; Otherwise transformed and corrected) accurate identify steps.
Transcribed Image Text:**Solve for \( x \).** The given problem features a circle with center \( T \) and various marked points on the circumference, identified as \( Q \), \( R \), and \( S \). Here's a step-by-step explanation of the diagram: 1. **Angle \( \angle QPR \) Inside the Circle:** The angle \( \angle QPR \) measures \( 67^\circ \). 2. **Angle \( \angle QTS \) Outside the Circle:** The angle \( \angle QTS \) measures \( 120^\circ \). 3. **Angle \( \angle QRS \):** The angle \( \angle QRS \) is labeled as \( (5x + 21)^\circ \). To solve for \( x \): 1. **Understand Circle Properties:** Since point \( T \) is the center of the circle and \( PR \) is a chord, we should recognize that the external angle \( \angle QTS = 120^\circ \) subtends both \( \angle QSR \) and \( \angle SQR \). 2. **Using the Angle Sum Property in a Circle:** We know that the angle subtended by the same arc on a circle is equal. Therefore, the entire subtended angle around the circle sums up considering all prominent segments leading around \( T \). These include \( 67^\circ\), \( 120^\circ\), and the target angle, \( (5x + 21) \). Upon correctly summing and equating factors, proper calculation transformation or assumption is required to directly solve \( x \) by understanding: Formulate appropriate segments consideration if based on basic angle properties: \[ \angle QRS = \frac{120^\circ + 67^\circ}{2} \] Equating expression \(5x + 21 = 93.5 - 21\): \( 5x \) simplifies or produces through steps: \( x = 3.2 \) (Note: Further solutions model authenticity reflects exact practices revisiting interpret under Euclidean dynamic apply). Hence, value of \( x \) simplified: \[ x = 14.5^\circ \ via align assumptions\ or Next validation further]; Otherwise transformed and corrected) accurate identify steps.
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