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You can use the sine ratio to find m ∠T.
m ∠T ≈ 32
m ∠R ≈ 58
ST ≈ 30.6
Let's analyze the given right triangle.
We will find the missing measures one at a time. In this case, this means that we want to find m ∠R, m ∠T, and ST.
We can find m ∠T using a sine ratio.
The sine of ∠T is the ratio of the length of the leg opposite ∠T to the length of the hypotenuse. sin T=opposite/hypotenuse ⇒ sin T =19/36 By the definition of the inverse sine, the inverse sine of 1936 is the measure of ∠T. To find it, we have to use a calculator.
Use a calculator
Round to nearest integer
To find m∠R, recall that the acute angles of a right triangle are complementary. Therefore, m ∠R and m ∠T add to 90. m ∠R + m ∠T = 90 Now, we can substitute the rounded measure of ∠T in our equation and find the measure of ∠R. m ∠R + 32 = 90 ⇔ m ∠R ≈ 58
Finally, we can find the measure of ST. To do it, we can use the Pythagorean Theorem. (RS)^2 + (ST)^2 = (RT)^2 Let's substitute the known lengths, RS = 19 and RT= 36, into this equation to find ST.