## anonymous one year ago Geometry Help PLEASE!!!

1. Owlcoffee

What do you need help with?

2. anonymous

3. anonymous

@Owlcoffee

4. Owlcoffee

So, what was stated, by mere definition implies that: $\triangle SPT \sim \triangle RPQ$ This implies: $\frac{ PS }{ PR }=\frac{ PT }{ PQ }=\frac{ ST }{ RQ }=k$ And that "k" is the proportionality coefficient. We do not need to know it, so we will relate the information we have: $\frac{ PS }{ PR }=\frac{ PT }{ PQ }$ Those are the segment we will focus on in order to find what (60+x) is valued, and 60+x IS the segment PR: $\frac{ 60 }{ 60+x }=\frac{ 48 }{ 48+36 }$ And solving for the whole expression "60+x" we just perform the proportion: $60(48+36)=48(60+x)$ And isolate "60+x": $60+x=\frac{ 60(48+36) }{ 48 }$

5. anonymous

Thank you so much!

6. logan13

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7. anonymous

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8. logan13

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9. logan13

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10. logan13

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11. anonymous

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