3 years ago

Point G is on line segment FH. Given FG = 8 and GH = 11, determine the length FH

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1 answer:

Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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Given:

Point G is on line segment FH. FG = 8 and GH = 11.

To find:

The length of FH.

Solution:

Point G is on line segment FH. So, by segment addition property, we get

$FH=FG+GH$

Substitute FG = 8 and GH = 11.

$FH=8+11$

$FH=19$

Therefore, the length of FH is 19 units.

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Point G is on line segment FH. Given FG = 8 and GH = 11, determine the length FH​

Point G is on line segment FH. Given FG = 8 and GH = 11, determine the length FH