Question

The points R(−4, −1) and S(2, −5) are two vertices of right triangle RST. The hypotenuse of the triangle is RS.

Answer 1

the correct answer is : The points R(−4, −1) and S(2, −5) are two vertices of right triangle RST . The hypotenuse of the triangle is RS .

Point T is in quadrant 3.

What are the coordinates of point T ?

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T(  -4, -5)

Answer 2

      If RS is the hypotenuse of the triangle RST and point T is in Quadrant 3, then point T must be the intersection of the lines: x = - 4 and y = - 5.
       Therefore, the coordinates of point T are ( x, y ) = ( - 4, - 5 ) 
       Answer:
       T ( - 4, - 5 )