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Triangle RPQ has vertices located at R(4,3),P(4,−2), and Q(−6,3). Which equation could be used to show p2+q2=r2?
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Triangle RPQ has vertices located at R(4,3),P(4,−2), and Q(−6,3).

Which equation could be used to show p2+q2=r2?

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Part a) The figure a shows that AB is parallel to PR. Please see attached figure a.

Part b) The length of AB is half the length of PR

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