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TU = TV = 60 each. Therefore it's an equilateral triangle.
RTS = 60 (opposite angle)
RT = ST = 60 each. Therefore it's an equilateral triangle.

RT = radius = 3 = RS

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PKN , 2x = 6 ; not 4

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The circle shown has center T. The measure of angle TVU is 60°. If the circle has a radius of 3, what is the length of segment RS?


A. 2

B. \(2 \sqrt{2}\)

C. 3

D. \(3 \sqrt{3}\)

E. \(6 \sqrt{2}\)


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For triangle TUV, we know that both sides TV and TU are 3 (because they are both radii of the circle). Thus, both angles TVU and TUV are 60 degrees, meaning that angle UTV is also 60 degrees, and thus triangle TUV is equilateral.

We know that angle UTV equals angle RTS. Using similar logic, we also can determine that triangle RTS is equilateral, and thus, segment RS = 3.

Answer: C
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