Mathematics
In the adjoining figure, identify the longest and shortest line segments by measuring their lengths.
Lines & Angles
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Answer
On measuring the line segments in the figure (triangle PQR with point S on QR), we get:
PQ = 5 cm
PR = 6 cm
PS = 4 cm
QS = 3 cm
SR = 4 cm
QR = 7 cm
The longest line segment is QR (7 cm).
The shortest line segment is QS (3 cm).
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