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Neko [114]3 years ago

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Answer:

2, 32

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is asking where X could be (what value it could have) to make it 15 away from W, making a line segment of that length if they were to be connected. This can be solved by individually adding and subtracting 15 to/from the value of W: 17. Adding 15 to 17 gives you 32, while subtracting gives you 2, and X could be either of these, so your answer is 2, 32. (It's common to order them in increasing order, but you shouldn't be marked off if you do it in reverse.)

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