Find the base in the following problem.
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This is what is called the Midsegment Theorem, which states that the relation of a triangle's midpunkt is parallel to the triangle's third side, and the mid-segment length is half the third side length, so you would take half of and set that expression equal to the midsegment:
2x + 10 = 3x
-2x - 2x
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You then plug this back into both expressions above to get the double-segment of 60 and the mid-segment of 30. We can tell this is correct because 30 and 60 are relatively proportional to each other.
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ooooh I loved these. ok. so if you have a set of lines like this, we will just use an "x" as an example for lines crossing. if you have 100 as the angle on the top, then the angle on the bottom will be exactly the same. the top and bottom are the same angle ALWAYS. the angles across from each other are the same. because brainly will timeout on me if I stop typing, I will post this and later I will post a picture of the first few finished as an example so you get what i'm talking.
