Chapter 13: Q30. (page 534)
a. Show that tan∠A = slope of AC.
b. Use trigonometry to find m∠A.

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Chapter 13: Q30. (page 534)
a. Show that tan∠A = slope of AC.
b. Use trigonometry to find m∠A.

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(a) find the lengths of the sides of triangle RST,
(b) use the converse of the Pythagorean Theorem to show that triangle RST is a right triangle, and
(c) find the product of the slopes of RT and ST.
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17. P(-3, 0); slope =.
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