Please answer the question below, all parts. Thank you Suppose that square PQRS has 15-cm sides.G and H are on QR and PQ, respectively, so that PH and QG are both 8 cm long.Let T be the point where PG meets SH.(This problem is similar to 11,24)a.Find the sizé of angle STG, with justification.b. Find the lengths of PG and PT.

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Suppose that square PQRS has 15-cm sides. G and H are on QR and PQ, respectively, so that PH and QG are both 8 cm la Let T be the point where PG meets SH. (This problem is similar to 11,24) a. Find the sizé of angle STG, with justification. b. Find the lengths of PG and PT.

Suppose that square PQRS has 15-cm sides. G and H are on QR and PQ, respectively, so that PH and QG are both 8 cm la Let T be the point where PG meets SH. (This problem is similar to 11,24) a. Find the sizé of angle STG, with justification. b. Find the lengths of PG and PT.

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