First, we draw our line.
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a e
Next, break up this line into segments using the information.
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a b c d e
The entire line is 29.
ab + bc + cd + de = ae
ab + bc + cd + de = 29
You also know that
bd = bc + cd
Due to midpoint theorem,
ab = bc
cd = de
Then,
2ab + 2cd = 29
The equations we will use are
bd = bc + cd eq1
2bc + 2cd = 29 eq2
Dividing both sides of the equation in eq2 yields
bc + cd = 14.5
bd = bc + cd
bd = 14.5
The answer to the problem is y^12
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The absolute value function has two solutions
Observing the graph
the solutions are
and 
First solution (case positive)
assume the symbol of the first solution and then compare the results




Second solution (case negative)

Multiply by -1 both sides

substitute the value of b and compare the results


-------> is correct
m□ebd=4 x-8 and m□ebc=5 x+20
This is solvable only if e b is the initial side and b d and b c lies on opposite side of each other and lies on a line i.e c,b,d are Collinear.
∠ebd and ∠ebc will form a linear pair.The meaning of linear pair is that angles forming on one side of a straight line through a common vertex which are adjacent is 180°.
i.e
∠ ebd + ∠ebc = 180°
4 x- 8 + 5x + 20= 180°
adding like terms
⇒ 9 x +12 =180°
⇒ 9 x = 180° - 12
⇒ 9 x = 168°
⇒ x =( 168/9)°=(56/3)°
now m□ebc =5 x +20
= 5 × 56/3 + 20
= 280/3 + 20
=340/3
m□ebc=( 340/3)°
So, solution set is x =(56/3)° and m□ebc =(340/3)°
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