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If R, S, and T are collinear and RS + ST = RT, which of the following is true? T is between R and S. RS = RT S is between R and T. S is the midpoint of ./rt
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If R, S, and T are collinear and RS + ST = RT, which of the following is true?

T is between R and S.
RS = RT
S is between R and T.
S is the midpoint of ./rt

User Mike Lui
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Answer:

S is between R and T.

Explanation:

User Jwolf
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Answer:


S \: is \: between \: R \: and \: T.

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