Question

Help

Answer 1

Just tell me how to solve it (formula, etc.)

Answer 2

is it given that PS is perpendicular to QR ?

Answer 3

is PS pependicular to Qr ?

Answer 4

nope nothing else is given

Answer 5

if there is no condition more ,this is not solvable !
but if ps perpendicular to qr
first \[qs^2+9^2=15^2\\qs=12\]

Answer 6

pythagoras theorem? right?

Answer 7

then use sin60 to find pr
and use cos 60 to find sr
\[\sin60=\frac{ \sqrt{3} }{ 2 }=\frac{ 12 }{ pr}\\cos 60 =\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }=\frac{ sr }{ pr}\]
from the first find pr
put in second , and find sr

Answer 8

pythagoras ,yes

Answer 9

Parameter is 44.79?

Answer 10

@UsukiDoll can you check the answer?

Answer 11

I was afk :/

Answer 12

Its ok