What is the reason for statement #5? AQRT is equilateral, 2TQU LSRT, and QU RS. Complete the proof that ARST # AQUT.RStatementReason1 AQRT is equilateralGiven2 ZTQU # ZSRTGiven3 QU RSGiven4 QT RT5 ARST # AQUT O SASASASSOMS

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AQRT is equilateral, 2TQU LSRT, and QU RS. Complete the proof that ARST # AQUT. Statement Reason I AQRT is equilateral Given 2 ZTQU # ZSRT Glven 3 QU # RS Given 4 QT RT 5 ARST AQUT