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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsIn Exercises 17 and 18, consider with V X - ⊥ R S - and V Y - ⊥ S T - . a) Which line segment is the altitude of with respect to base S T - ? b) Which number is the height of with respect to base S T - ?
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In Exercises 17 and 18, consider with V X - ⊥ R S - and V Y - ⊥ S T - . a) Which line segment is the altitude of with respect to base S T - ? b) Which number is the height of with respect to base S T - ?

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In Exercises 17 and 18, consider Chapter 4.1, Problem 17E, In Exercises 17 and 18, consider with VX- RS- and VY- ST-. a Which line segment is the altitude of , example 1 with V X - ⊥ R S - and V Y - ⊥ S T - .

a) Which line segment is the altitude of Chapter 4.1, Problem 17E, In Exercises 17 and 18, consider with VX- RS- and VY- ST-. a Which line segment is the altitude of , example 2 with respect to base S T - ?

b) Which number is the height of Chapter 4.1, Problem 17E, In Exercises 17 and 18, consider with VX- RS- and VY- ST-. a Which line segment is the altitude of , example 3 with respect to base S T - ?

Chapter 4.1, Problem 17E, In Exercises 17 and 18, consider with VX- RS- and VY- ST-. a Which line segment is the altitude of , example 4

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