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Chapter 4.1, Problem 18E
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In Exercises 17 and 18, consider Chapter 4.1, Problem 18E, 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

Chapter 4.1, Problem 18E, In Exercises 17 and 18, consider with VX- RS- and VY- ST-. a Which line segment is the altitude of , example 2 V Y - ⊥ S T - .

a) Which line segment is

the altitude of Chapter 4.1, Problem 18E, 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 R S - ?

b) Which number is the

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

To determine

a.

To find:

The line segment which is the altitude of ▱RSTV respect to the base RS¯.

Explanation

Given:

Consider ▱RSTV with VX¯ ⊥ RS¯ and VY¯ ⊥ ST¯ and the diagram as shown below.

Definition:

An altitude of a parallelogram is any line segment drawn from one side so that it is perpendicular to the nonadjacent side or to an extension of that side.

In the ▱RSTV, given that VX¯ ⊥ RS¯ and VY¯ ⊥ ST¯

To determine

b.

To find:

The height of ▱RSTV with to the base RS¯.

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