GD = 4 2/3. Find GH. (My best guess is that GD + DH = GH. However, there is no measure for DH.)

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GD = 4 2/3. Find GH.  (My best guess is that GD + DH = GH. However, there is no measure for DH.)

anonymous · Answer

are you given any other information. Like D being a midpoint or a ratio of GD to GH?

anonymous · Answer

Unfortunately no, however 'D' appears to be bisecting GD, but is it fair to assume that, simply because it appears to be?

anonymous · Answer

those little cross marks on the line between GD and DH mean that GD is congruent to DH|dw:1346636658824:dw|

anonymous · Answer

Oh wow, haha I never noticed them until you pointed them out that easily. Well thanks, now all I have to use is the segment addition postulate, thank you so much for your help!

anonymous · Answer

have fun