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OpenStudy (rz172):
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OpenStudy (rz172):
OpenStudy (rz172):
I know z is 7.
OpenStudy (asc.bchs):
if you think about it, the smaller triangle is similar to the larger one, and based on some theorem, the angles will be exactly the same. it's been a year since i took geometry, but i remember that. based on that info though, what do you think y is?
OpenStudy (caozeyuan):
actually you dont even need the two triangles being similiar, the midsegment is automatically parallel to the base
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OpenStudy (asc.bchs):
well there you go! i knew there was something easier, i just didn't remember :p
OpenStudy (seratul):
There is no way you can find out what the answer is if they don't tell you z and 14 are parallel. There is not enough information to say what y is equal to.
OpenStudy (caozeyuan):
the answer is 63, by midsegment theorem
OpenStudy (caozeyuan):
@seratul
midsegment theorem says they has to be parallel
OpenStudy (rz172):
It is 62!
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