Solve the right triangle. That means find any missing measures (angles and sides).
Show all of the work. Clearly identify the solutions.

Round the angle measures to the nearest degree (no decimals) and round the side measures to the nearest tenth (one place after the decimal).

Solve the right triangle That means find any missing measures angles and sides Show all of the work Clearly identify the solutions Round the angle measures to t class=

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The measurements of missing angles and sides is:

ST = [tex]3\sqrt{55}[/tex], [tex]\angle T = 22.02^\circ[/tex], and  [tex]\angle R = 67.96^\circ[/tex].

Given that:

Triangle  RST is right angled triangle.

Side RT = Hypotenuse = of 24 units

Side SR = 9 units

Calculations of angle R and T and  length of ST:

By Pythagoras Theorem:

[tex]ST^2 + RS^2 = RT^2\\\\ST = \sqrt{RT^2 - RS^2}\\\\ST = \sqrt{24^2 - 9^2}\\\\ST = \sqrt{495} = 3\sqrt{55}[/tex]

Let angle T = [tex]\theta[/tex], then:

[tex]sin(T) = \dfrac{9}{24}\\\\T = arcsin{0.375}\\\\T = 22.02^\circ[/tex]

Since sum of all triangles is 180 degrees, thus:

[tex]\angle S + \angle T + \angle R = 180^\circ\\\angle R = 180 - 90 - 22.04 = 67.96^\circ[/tex]

Thus, ST = [tex]3\sqrt{55}[/tex], [tex]\angle T = 22.02^\circ[/tex], and  [tex]\angle R = 67.96^\circ[/tex].

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