In the figure below, segment QR is tangent to circle O and segment OS is parallel to segment QR. If a radius of O measures 12 units and angle R measures 45 degrees, which is the length of QR?
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OpenStudy (geometry_hater):
WTH is this!?!?!?!?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
sqrt(12^2+12^2)=12sqrt(2)
OpenStudy (geometry_hater):
i dont get it
OpenStudy (anonymous):
triangle qrs is equilateral triangle because all angles are 45.
given r is 45
OpenStudy (geometry_hater):
ok but what about that square root of 12 nonsense.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
thats pythogoras theorm to find length of qs which is equal to qr
OpenStudy (anonymous):
get it?
OpenStudy (geometry_hater):
i guess not like it matter in the future i mean am i REALLY gonna need this for my future
OpenStudy (anonymous):
qr=qs=sqrt(oq^2+os^2)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
oq-os=12(radius)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
oq=os=radius=12
OpenStudy (geometry_hater):
ok im done thanks for the help
OpenStudy (anonymous):
i am lazy to type all steps so i just write final step or final 2 steps
OpenStudy (anonymous):
atleas i would like to know if you understood the solution
OpenStudy (geometry_hater):
hmm not all the way sorry but my attention span turns to crap when it comes to math but i did learn some things
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
common concepts for all you geom questions
1. parallel line principles
2. sum of angles 180