In a circle, points P, Q, R, and S lie on the circumference such that chords PR and QS intersect at the center, and both ∠RPQ and ∠RSQ are subtended by the same arc RQ. If ∠RPQ = 50°, what is the measure of ∠RSQ?
50°
Since PR and QS pass through the center, both are diameters, and P, Q, R, S all lie on the circle. Angles ∠RPQ and ∠RSQ are subtended by the same arc RQ from the same side, so \(\angle RSQ = \angle RPQ = 50°\).
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