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1 year ago

I need helppp I’ll give Brainliest this is geometry btwSOMEONE HELP?!!!!

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vodka [1.7K]1 year ago

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By using the fact that the two triangles are equivalent, we will find that the value of n must be 18.4

<h3></h3><h3>How to find the length of n?</h3>

Here we can see that the horizontal line divides the triangle in such a way that the left and right sides are divided in two halfs. (we can see this because both parts have the same symbol on them)

Also both of these triangles are equivalent, so:

if x is the measure of each part in the right side we can write the equivalent relation

11.3/x = (n + 4.2)/(2x)

Now wen solve this for n:

(11.3/x)*2x = (n + 4.2)

22.6 = n + 4.2

22.6 - 4.2 = n

18.4 = n

Learn more about equivalent triangles:

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