The side opposite the larger angle is larger and you know that MN>NP, so the angle O's measure is more than the angle Q's measure.
Describe angle.
Two rays that have a common terminal and are referred to as the angle's sides and vertices, respectively, make up an angle in Euclidean geometry. Two rays can form angles in the plane where they are positioned. Angles are also produced when two planes intersect. These are what are known as dihedral angles.
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Greater is the side that is on the other side of the greater angle.
MN>NP.
Consequently, the measure of angle O is greater than angle Q's measure.
Option D is correct since MN>NP is true and the side that opposes the bigger angle is larger. The measure of angle O is therefore greater than the measure of angle Q.
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