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3 years ago

Points H, G and F are collinear. Point G is between Hand G. Solve for x. HG = x, GF = 1, HF = 10 *

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aliina [53]3 years ago

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Answer:

x = 11

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that,

Points H, G and F are collinear. Point G is between H and G.

It means,

HG = GH + HG

We have, HG = x, GH = 1, HG = 10

Putting all the values, we get:

x = 1 +10

x = 11

It is very clear that the value of x is 11.

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Points H, G and F are collinear. Point G is between Hand G. Solve for x. HG = x, GF = 1, HF = 10 *​

Points H, G and F are collinear. Point G is between Hand G. Solve for x. HG = x, GF = 1, HF = 10 *