Given: Isosceles Δ R S T R S = R T = 17 a n d S T = 16. Medians R Z ¯ , T X ¯ and S Y ¯ meet at centroid Q . Find: R Q and S Q Exercises 29, 30
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Chapter 7.2, Problem 27E
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