If the point U is between points T and V, then the numerical length of TV is 29 units
<h3>How to determine the numerical length of segment TV?</h3>
From the question, we have the following lengths that can be used in our computation:
- Length TU = 18 units
- Length UV = 11 units
The above parameters and representations implies that the point U is between endpoints T and V
This also means that the length TV is longer than the other lengths TU and TV
So, we have the following length equation
TV = TU + UV
Substitute the known values in the above equation
So, we have the following equation
TV = 18 + 11
Evaluate the sum of the like terms in the above equation
So, we have the following equation
TV = 29
Hence, the numerical length of segment TV is 29 units
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<u>Possible question</u>
If tu = 18 and uv = 11 what is tv, if point u is between points t and v
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
could the length of the first triangle to the length of the second triangle
Answer:
Let us assume the total number of students surveyed = x
Then
Number of students preferring red = x/4
Number of students preferring blue = x/8
Then
Number of students remaining = x - [(x/4) + (x/8)]
=x - [(2x + x)/8)
= x - (3x/8)
= (8x - 3x)/8
= 5x/8
Number of students preferring the color green = (3/5) * (5x/8)
= 3x/8
We also know that the total number of students preferring the color green is 15
So
3x/8 = 15
3x = 15 * 8
x = (15 * 8)/3
= 5 * 8
= 40
So in total 40 students were surveyed. I hope the procedure is clear to you.
Step-by-step explanation:
ANSWER: "There is not enough information to determine the answer". Option D is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
For a case that was ruled by a court to be reversed by a higher court, they must be conditions in the ruling of the lower court that has been reconsidered by the higher court. This is regardless of the jurisdiction of the court or judge that ruled the case.
A case from all the courts in the options can be reversed by a higher court if the courts judgement lacks merit by the higher court, at any given times, irrespective of the court.
