Mathematics, 01.06.2021 03:40 erikap0889

In the diagram shown, M, N and P are collinear and QM = QN as shown. If mZMQN = 48° and mZNQP = 33". Justify why AQNP must be isosceles.

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In the diagram shown, M, N and P are collinear and QM = QN as shown. If mZMQN = 48° and mZNQP = 33"...