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Given that PQ = 7.5 `angle QOP = 45^(@) , angle PQR = 75^(@) , angle QPS = 60^(@) , angle PQS = 60^(@)` Construct the triangle PQR and PQS in such a way that the points R and S lie on the same side of PQ. Then by drawing the circumcircle of `DeltaPQR` write the position of the points S within , on and outside the circumcircle. Also explain your answer.

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S and R concyclic
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