Question 9
Given the segment XY with the endpoints X and Y
Given that the ray NM is the segment bisector XY
so
NM divides the segment XY into two equal parts
XM = MY
given
XM = 3x+1
MY = 8x-24
so substituting XM = 3x+1 and MY = 8x-24 in the equation
XM = MY
3x+1 = 8x-24
8x-3x = 1+24
5x = 25
divide both sides by 5
5x/5 = 25/5
x = 5
so the value of x = 5
As the length of the segment XY is:
Length of segment XY = XM + MY
= 3x+1 + 8x-24
= 11x - 23
substituting x = 5
= 11(5) - 23
= 55 - 23
= 32
Therefore,
The length of the segment = 32 units
Question 10)
Given the segment XY with the endpoints X and Y
Given that the line n is the segment bisector XY
so
The line divides the segment XY into two equal parts at M
XM = MY
given
XM = 5x+8
MY = 9x+12
so substituting XM = 5x+8 and MY = 9x+12 in the equation
XM = MY
5x+8 = 9x+12
9x-5x = 8-12
4x = -4
divide both sides by 4
4x/4 = -4/4
x = -1
so the value of x = -1
As the length of the segment XY is:
Length of segment XY = XM + MY
= 5x+8 + 9x+12
= 14x + 20
substituting x = 1
= 14(-1) + 20
= -14+20
= 6
Therefore,
The length of the segment XY = 6 units
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Answer:
26 square units
Step-by-step explanation:
Counting grid squares on the graph, we see that segment AB is the hypotenuse of a right triangle with legs 2 and 3. Its length is ...
AB = √(2²+3²) = √13
We can also see that the adjacent longer sides are twice this length, each being the hypotenuse of a triangle that is 6 wide and 4 high.
AC = √(6² +4²) = √52 = 2√13
Then the area is ...
A = LW
A = (2√13)(√13) = 2·13 = 26 . . . square units
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
In any triangle, the sum of any two sides must be larger than the third side. To test this, we only actually need to pick the two shorter sides. In this case, the following inequality is true:

Answer:
A. 35
Step-by-step explanation:
The median of a data set is the middle value when the data values are placed in order of size.
<u>Given data set</u>:
- {3, 35, 23, 37, 45, 5, 49, 27, 48}
Place the data in <u>order of size</u>:
- {3, 5, 23, 27, 35, 37, 45, 48, 49}
To find the median, divide the total number of data values (n) by 2.
- If n/2 is a whole number, the median is halfway between the values in this position and the position above.
- If n/2 is not a whole number, round it up to find the position of the median.
As there are 9 data values, the median value is:

Therefore, the median of the given data set is 35.