Can someone please help answer this problem ASAP!!!:)

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i am a really good guesser and i think it is c

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I think it’s C I don’t have proof but I think it’s C sry.

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Yakvenalex [24]

Answer:5

5 feet 7 inches

Step-by-step explanation:

first add all of the given together and then divide what you get by the number of terms given

(5'2+5'3+5'4+ 5'5+5'6+ 5'7+ 5'8+5'9+5'9,+5'10+5'11+5'12)/12 = 5'7 11/64 inches

then divide 11 by 64 on a calculator and then round the decimal you get to the nearest tenth which gives you the answer 5 feet 7 inches.

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8t+32 is one expression equivalent to that.

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<span>The answer should be this ∠ACB ≅ ∠DCB. I hope this helps</span>

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In light of the fact that point y is the point at which segment xz is divided, the value of the variable an is equal to 4.

<h3>How can I determine what the value of the variable an is?</h3>

Due to the fact that point y divides segment xz into two distinct halves, the following equation may be used to get segment xz's total length:

xz = xy + yz.

The following are the parameters for the test:

xy = 7a. yz = 5a. xz = 6a + 24.

As a result, we need to substitute into the equation and then solve for a.

xz = xy + yz

6a + 24 = 7a + 5a

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a = 4.