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kaheart [24]
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Pls help will give brainlist

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gulaghasi [49]3 years ago
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Answer:

Equation~=~\Large\boxed{2x+3=x+10}

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<u>Given information</u>

RS=2x-8

ST=11

RT=x+10

<u>Derived expression from the given information</u>

<em>Presumably, I think this is a combination of segments</em>

RS+ST=RT

<u>Substitute values into the given expression</u>

(2x-8)+(11)=(x+10)

<u>Combine like terms</u>

<em>The following is the expression</em>

\Large\boxed{2x+3=x+10}

<u>Subtract 3 on both sides</u>

2x+3-3=x+10-3

2x=x+7

<u>Subtract x on both sides</u>

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\Large\boxed{x=7}

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