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3 years ago

Geometry help! Picture included :)

Mathematics

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AURORKA [14]3 years ago

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Set up a proprtion and cross multiply.

18/7.5=22/4x+1

7.5×22=18 (4x+1)
165=72x+18
147=72x
x=2.04

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