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2 years ago

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mrs_skeptik [129]2 years ago

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In the given diagram, the value of JI is 6

<h3>Solving equations </h3>

From the question, we are to determine JI

From the given diagram, we can write that

JI + IH = x + 22

Also,

JI = 2x + 28

and

IH = 5

Then, we can write that

2x + 28 + 5 = x + 22

Collect like terms

2x - x = 22 -28 -5

x = -11

Now, substitute the value of x into the equation

JI = 2x + 28

JI = 2(-11) + 28

JI = -22 +28

JI = 6

Hence, the value of JI is 6

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