Assuming T, B and N are all on the same line, then we can say
BT + TN = BN
which is the segment addition postulate.
Subtract TN from both sides to get
BT + TN = BN
BT + TN - TN = BN - TN
BT = BN - TN
BN - TN = BT
Which is what choice C is saying. Therefore the answer is choice C.
Finding the midpoint coordinates of any segment really boils down to finding the midpoints of each individual coordinate.
The x-coordinates of the two points are -12 and -8 - the number halfway between those two is -10, so that'll be the midpoint's x-coordinate. The y-coordinates are -7 and -4 - -5.5 is halfway between these two, so the y-coordinate will be 5.5.
Putting the two together, the midpoint of the segment WT has the coordinates (-10, -5.5).
Y=2x
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Step-by-step explanation:
The ratio of the two shorter legs of the top triangle is

The bottom triangle has the following ratio:

Since their ratios are the same, this means that the two triangles are similar.