okay for this problem i keep getting 14! but that isn't an option can someone help me?? https://gyazo.com/74d5f7923890930a649f7575133fbafb (the problem)
can you show us how did you get 14? :)
@hartnn KL=NM/2 (4X+1)/2 27/2 0.5 13.5
OHH NVM but is that correct?? @hartnn
13.5 - 0.5? idk
@Needhelpstudying hmmm idk im kind of stuck on this problem
KL = NM/2 ? which property did you use?
@hartnn the top KL and the bottom NM divided by two. thats what my book says to do but i get 13.5
is it 13? or not?!?!?
so can you solve this for x: \((4x+1) + 27 = 5x+2\) and when you get 'x', you can just calculate 4x+1 to get KL. i am not sure of the name of the property that is used...
oops, i meant \((4x+1) +27 = 2(5x+2)\)
the mid-segment is the average of the outer two.
thank you @hartnn
what did you get as x?
i just got 22 @hartnn is that correct?
Let me show you my work, then you can see what you missed: (4x+1)+27=2(5x+2) 4x +28 = 10x + 4 10x - 4x = 28 -4 6x = 24 x = 4 KL = 4x+1 = 4(4) + 1 = 16 +1 =17 ask if any doubts?
okay comparing it to my work i just didnt remember that x=1
we "calculated" x as 4.
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