SOLUTION: given: PO is purpindiculr to QR; PS is purpindiculr to SR; <1=<4 prove: <2=<5

SOLUTION: given: PO is purpindiculr to QR; PS is purpindiculr to SR; <1=<4 prove: <2=<5

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Question 388745: given: PO is purpindiculr to QR; PS is purpindiculr to SR; <1=<4
prove: <2=<5
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Not enough info.
What sort of figure is it?
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PS perpendicular is what you meant, I think.

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