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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsDraw parallelogram RSTV so that the diagonals have the lengths R T = 5 and S V = 4 . Which two angles of ▱ R S T V have the greater measure?

Draw parallelogram RSTV so that the diagonals have the lengths R T = 5 and S V = 4 . Which two angles of ▱ R S T V have the greater measure?

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Draw parallelogram RSTV so that the diagonals have the

lengths R T = 5 and S V = 4 . Which two angles of ▱ R S T V

have the greater measure?

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