These problems can be particularly tricky, especially because there are three similar right triangles and two of the three lie inside the larger one. Exercise #3: In the diagram shown, altitude RU has been drawn to hypotenuse S7 from right angle R. (a) Draw the two smaller triangles in the same orientation as ARST R (b) If RU =10 and TU =5, then find the length of US

These problems can be particularly tricky, especially because there are three similar right triangles and two of the three lie inside the larger one. Exercise #3: In the diagram shown, altitude RU has been drawn to hypotenuse S7 from right angle R. (a) Draw the two smaller triangles in the same orientation as ARST R (b) If RU =10 and TU =5, then find the length of US

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These problems can be particularly tricky, especially
because there are three similar right triangles and two
of the three lie inside the larger one.
Exercise #3: In the diagram shown, altitude RU has
been drawn to hypotenuse ST from right angle R.
(a)
Draw the two smaller triangles in the same
orientation as
ARST
R
T
(b)
If RU = 10 and TU =5, then find the length
of US

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