Similar Triangles - Homework PROBLEM 9 Given TS is parallel to RQ. If RQ = 25, SP = 10, PT = 13, and TQ = 14, find TS and RS. Enter your answer as the ordered pair [TS, RS].
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Given that SP = 10, PT = 3, and TQ = 4, we can find the length of TS using the proportionality of sides in similar triangles. Since TS is parallel to RQ, triangle SPT is similar to triangle RQT. Therefore, we have: SP/PT = SQ/TQ 10/3 = SQ/4 SQ = (10/3) * 4 SQ = Show more…
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