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Points Q and R are midpoints of the sides of triangle ABC.
Triangle A B C is cut by line segment Q R. Point Q is the midpoint of side A B and point R is the midpoint of side A C. The lengths of A Q and Q B are 4 p, the length of Q R is 2 p + 3, and the length of C B is 6 p minus 4. The lengths of A R and R C are congruent.
What is AQ?
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20 units
Explanation: QR connects midpoints Q and R, so by the Midpoint Theorem QR = (1/2)·CB. Thus 2p + 3 = (6p − 4)/2 → 2p + 3 = 3p − 2 → p = 5. Therefore AQ = 4p = 20.
Explanation: QR connects midpoints Q and R, so by the Midpoint Theorem QR = (1/2)·CB. Thus 2p + 3 = (6p − 4)/2 → 2p + 3 = 3p − 2 → p = 5. Therefore AQ = 4p = 20.
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