Answer:
D. m<RST = 2(m<TSU)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that m<RST = 76°, m<RSU = 48°, and m<TSU = 38°, this implies that:
SU is an angle bisector of angle RST. Thus,
m<RST is twice the measure of <RSU or <TSU.
Therefore, the only option that is correct is:
D. m<RST = 2(m<TSU)
