3 years ago

Point I is on line segment HJ. Given HJ = 15 and IJ HI. 10, determine the length

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melomori [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Point I is on line segment HJ; which means HI and IJ are equal.

HJ = 15

IJ = 10

Finding the length of HI, given the above statements:

Length of HI = 10 (reason: HI and IJ are congruent)

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