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(4) In the following figure, if TP and TQ are two touches on a circle with center 0 The lines are such that ZPOQ - 110 °, then the value of ZPTQ will be: Miri Mee Adhi 1. Block all (A) Prove that (B) Prove that 001100 Product of radius of base (C) If sin 3A-

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