Using Pythagorean theorem.
16^2 + (RT)^2 = 20^2
256 + (RT)^2 = 400
(RT)^2 = 144
RT = 12
Using altitude theorem to find ST:
16/12= 12/ST
16ST = 144
ST = 9
Using Pythagorean theorem again:
12^2 + 9^2 = SR^2
144 + 81 = SR^2
225 = SR^2
SR= 15
Final answer: SR= 15
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<u>1 = 62°</u> ( Vertically Opposite Angles )
<u>10 = 62°</u> ( Corresponding Angles )
<u>9 = 10 = 62°</u> ( Vertically Opposite Angles )
<u>6 = 95°</u> ( Vertically Opposite Angles )
<u>7 = 180° - 95° = 85°</u> ( Linear Pair )
<u>8 = 7 = 85°</u> ( Vertically Opposite Angles )
<u>5 = 8 = 85°</u> ( Corresponding Angles )
<u>3 = 5 = 85°</u> ( Vertically Opposite Angles )
4 = 180° - ( 9 + 7 )
4 = 180° - ( 62° + 85° )
4 = 180° - 147°
<u>4 = 33°</u> ( Angle Sum Property )
<u>2 = 4 = 33°</u> ( Vertically Opposite Angles )
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