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3 years ago

HELP WITH GEOMETRY TEST QUESTION PLEASE

Mathematics

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Serga [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

so the sides would have to be equal for all sides

2x-3=3x-8 -3=x-8 x=5

x-12, 4x-1, neither, or both?

2x-3=x-12 x-3=-12 x=-9

4x-1=3x-8 x-1=-8 x=-7

2x-3=4x-1 -3=2x-1 -4 = 2x x=-2

3x-8=x-12 2x-8=-12 2x=-4 x=-2

So the answer is neither or C

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