In a right triangle, the hypotenuse is the longest side and is located opposite the right angle. Based on the options you've provided:
- WT is the line segment connecting points W and T.
- LT is the line segment connecting points L and T.
- WL is the line segment connecting points W and L.
Without a diagram, we typically identify the hypotenuse as the side opposite the right angle. However, if we assume that angle L is the right angle, then the hypotenuse would be the side opposite ∠L.
In this case, if ∠L is the right angle, the hypotenuse would be:
WT (line segment WT)
If angle L is the right angle, WT would be the answer, as it would be the longest side opposite the right angle.