I found this question in my SAT book and i got it wrong but i don't understand why. The explanation in the answer key doesn't make sense to me either.
Here's the question:
In the xy-plane, point R (2,3) and point S (5,6) are two vertices of triangle RST. If the sum of the slopes of the sides of the triangle is 1, which of the following angles could be a right angle?
I. angle R
II. angle S
III. angle T
(A) none
(B) I only
(C) III only
(D) I and II only
(E) I, II, and III
The answer key says it's (A) but i think it's (C)
If T is a right angle at (5,3), the sum of the slopes will still be 1, right?
I'm not sure and I'm eager to find the right answer.
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