find the required number TU=3 RS=15 TW=4 TR=9 WS=
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You know that TU=3, and TR=9 Can you tell me what RU is?
actually i can't RU is also anotheer question i was gonna ask. but can you help me find both
Sure. Look at your triangle. Notice that TR=TU+RU. You're given that TR=9, and TU=3. Do the substitutions, you get \[9=3+RU\]Can you solve for RU from there?
kind of
Why don't you give it a shot.
ok would it be 27i tried to cross multiply
Not quite. You don't want to cross multiply anything yet. You only need to subtract 3 from both sides.\[9=3+RU\]\[9-3=3-3+RU\]\[6=0+RU\]\[RU=6\]
Now that we have RU, it's much easier to find WS. You're given \[\frac{TU}{UR}=\frac{TW}{WS}\]You are also given TU=9, TW=4, and we just found UR=6. Do the substitutions, we get \[\frac{9}{3}=\frac{4}{WS}\]Can you solve from here? (Hint: cross multiply)
i got 1.3 repeating
That looks perfect. Good job!
Wait!
what???
I did some things wrong in my substitution :( Completely my fault. Hold on one second to let me correct everything.
You are also given TU=3, TW=4, and we just found UR=6. Do the substitutions, we get \[\frac{3}{6}=\frac{4}{WS}\]Now can you solve this (cross multiply again). Sorry about the confusion. That was completely my fault.
its ok and thank you btw do you know anything about algerbra and ratios
I can handle my algebra and ratios.
use the figure to find each ratio in the simplest form
First off, can you tell me what AB is? Hint: \[AB=AD+DB\]
18
Right on. Now we're given that AD=12, and we've found AB=18. We're told to calculate \[\frac{AD}{AB}=\frac{12}{18}\]What is this in simplest form?
6/9
It can be reduced a little bit farther than that.
Sorry, but I've got to go now. If you have more questions close this one and ask to the left. One final hint: The denominator will be 3.
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