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Point S is on line segment RT given ST=3x-8, RT = 4x, and RS = 4x - 7, determine the numerical length of RT

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seraphim [82]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Segment ST is half and RS is the other half. RT is the whole line so adding ST and RS will get you RT. 4x-7+3x-8=4x. solve for x which will get you 5. Replace the x with 5 in 4x (for segment RT) will get you an answer of 20 for the whole line.

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