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HMMT November 2009 U32

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A circle ω1\omega_{1} of radius 15 intersects a circle ω2\omega_{2} of radius 13 at points PP and QQ. Point AA is on line PQP Q such that PP is between AA and Q.RQ . R and SS are the points of tangency from AA to ω1\omega_{1} and ω2\omega_{2}, respectively, such that the line ASA S does not intersect ω1\omega_{1} and the line ARA R does not intersect ω2\omega_{2}. If PQ=24P Q=24 and ∠RAS\angle R A S has a measure of 90∘90^{\circ}, compute the length of ARA R.

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14+\sqrt{97}

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