If QW = 27 inches, find QT. @StudyGurl14 @TheSmartOne

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anonymous · Answer

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studygurl14 · Answer

Hi again. Let's take another look, eh?

studygurl14 · Answer

Hm....tricky...

thesmartone · Answer

ikr

studygurl14 · Answer

What do you think @TheSmartOne

anonymous · Answer

easier than just having If QW = 27 inches, find QT to work with.. haha

studygurl14 · Answer

It couldn't have been an easy thing like if QV = 12, what is RV=...
lol, true @emaflores2

studygurl14 · Answer

I know tons of information about this triangle, but I can't find any that will help find QT...what about you? @TheSmartOne

thesmartone · Answer

confusing..

studygurl14 · Answer

Okay, I think i figured it out. Don;'t ask me how.

thesmartone · Answer

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studygurl14 · Answer

QW is 2/3 of the distance of QT

studygurl14 · Answer

So if QW is 27, and is 2/3 of the length, that means QT is 50% more than QW

studygurl14 · Answer

maybe @TheSmartOne , but using that information, wouldn't QW be half the distance of QT?

studygurl14 · Answer

so...maybe I'm wrong..?

studygurl14 · Answer

do you have multiple choice @emaflores2 ?

anonymous · Answer

no @StudyGurl14

thesmartone · Answer

I am so confused..

studygurl14 · Answer

too bad...I'm gonna stick with my theory of QW is 2/3 of QT

studygurl14 · Answer

So...to find QT, do 27 + 27/2

anonymous · Answer

this was the question before it tho, maybe you can get an idea Based on the figure, Jordan says that 2/3RW=RU. Kendra disagrees. Is either of them correct?

studygurl14 · Answer

oh...hmm...so i'm gonna stick with what i have. i hope i'm correct