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Beth
Triangle PQR is congruent to P'Q'R. If PQ= x+y, P'Q'+10, Q'R'= 3x-y, and QR=14, then what is x and y?
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Answered by
Steve
Well, start setting stuff equal to each other
PQ = P'Q'
x+y = 10
QR = Q'R'
3x-y = 14
so, (x,y) = (6,4)
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josh
5 and 6
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