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Given rectangle PQRS with PQ congruent to QR, PQ congruent to SP and SQ is 5 square root 2, find RQ.
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Given rectangle PQRS with PQ congruent to QR, PQ congruent to SP and SQ is 5 square root 2, find RQ.
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Given rectangle PQRS with PQ congruent to QR, PQ congruent to SP and SQ is 5 square root 2, find RQ.
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Basically rectangle is a square. All 4 sides are equal.
RQ = 5
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