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Mathematics, 22.04.2020 18:58, Rusven

Given:

RS tangent to circle k(O) at R,

TU tangent to circle k(O) at T,

SU tangent to circle k(O) at V,

OS ⊥ OU.

Prove: RS ∥ TU

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RS tangent to circle k(O) at R,

TU tangent to circle k(O) at T,

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