Mathematics, 28.03.2021 20:20 arri05

point S is on the side PR of ∆PMR such that 3SR = 2SP. Seg ST || seg PM. If A(∆PMR) = 50cm^2. find A(∆RST) and A(PMTS)

point S is on the side PR of ∆PMR such that 3SR = 2SP. Seg ST || seg PM. If A(∆PMR) = 50cm^2. find

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point S is on the side PR of ∆PMR such that 3SR = 2SP. Seg ST || seg PM. If A(∆PMR) = 50cm^2. find A...