SOLUTION: Can someone help me with this question?
Suppose that PQRS is a rhombus, with PQ = 12 and a 60-degree angle at Q. How
long are the diagonals PR and QS?
This is my work so fa
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Question 900866: Can someone help me with this question?
Suppose that PQRS is a rhombus, with PQ = 12 and a 60-degree angle at Q. How
long are the diagonals PR and QS?
This is my work so far: http://imgur.com/FwZdotF
But my teacher said it's not quite right. Can someone explain it to me?
Answer by brysca(112) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
http://imgur.com/EAWaPsx
hope this helped!
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