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The figure shown is often used to prove the Pythagorean theorem. Part of the proof is showing that QRST is a square. The four sides of QRST are the same length. Which explanation best completes the proof
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The figure shown is often used to prove the Pythagorean theorem. Part of the proof is
showing that QRST is a square. The four sides of QRST are the same length. Which
explanation best completes the proof that QRST is a square?
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Answer:
Angles 1,2,3, form a stright line
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