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Zepler [3.9K]
3 years ago
5

If D is the midpoint of EG, find the length of EG

Mathematics
1 answer:
Brrunno [24]3 years ago
7 0

ED = x - 5 <em>given</em>

DG = 4x - 38 <em>given</em>

ED = DG <em>definition of midpoint</em>

x - 5 = 4x - 38 <em>substitution</em>

-5 = 3x - 38 <em>subtraction property of equality (subtracted x from both sides)</em>

33 = 3x <em>addition property of equality (added 38 to both sides)</em>

11 = x <em>division property of equality (divided 3 from both sides)</em>

ED = x - 5 → ED = 11 - 5 → ED = 6 <em>substitution</em>

since ED = DG, then DG = 6 <em>transitive property</em>

ED + DG = EG <em>segment addition property</em>

6 + 6 = EG <em>substitution</em>

12 = EG <em>simplified like terms</em>

Answer: 12

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