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Trisected Triangle (Posted on 2006-02-03)

A right triangle PQR, has its hypotenuse, PR, trisected at points A and B. Two lines, QA and QB are then drawn and k is such that QA^2 + QB^2 = (PR^2) * k. Find the value of k.

No Solution Yet Submitted by Chris, PhD

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re: A much easier way to solve this problem

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(In reply to A much easier way to solve this problem by John Reid)

JR! I believe yours is the best method!!!!

Posted by K Sengupta on 2024-03-09 23:57:57

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