The complete question is
"Triangle QST is isosceles, and Line segment R T bisects AngleT. Triangle Q S T is cut by bisector R T. The lengths of sides S T and Q T are congruent. Line segments S R and R Q are congruent. Angles S T R and R T Q are congruent. What is true about AngleQRT?
Select two options. Measure of angleQRT = 90° Measure of angleQRT = Measure of angleSRT AngleQRT Is-congruent-to AngleSTQ Measure of angleQRT = 2*Measure of angleRTQ AngleQRT Is-congruent-to AngleRTQ"
The true about AngleQRT options are A abd B; ∠QRT = 90 and ∠QRT = ∠SRT
<h3>What is the congruent triangle?</h3>
Two triangles are said to be congruent if the length of the sides is equal, a measure of the angles are equal and they can be superimposed.
Given information;
The triangle QST is isosceles with QT ≅ ST.
The ∠STR and ∠RTQ are congruent.
Now, consider two triangles ∠QTR and ∠STR
In the following triangle
TR ≅ TR
QTR ≅ STR
QT ≅ ST
Now, according to SAS rule, two congruent triangles have congruent corresponding to their sides,
1. QR ≅ SR
2. QRT ≅ SRT
Since the above two angles are congruent so, they will have the same measure
That will be 90 degree.
Hence, The correct options are; ∠QRT = 90 and ∠QRT = ∠SRT
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