document.write( "Question 209882This question is from textbook Geometry
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document.write( ": I do not know how to figure out line segments with Algebra. It says to use the Segment Addition Postulate but I do not know what that is.\r
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document.write( "31. LM=3x+8
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document.write( " MN=2x-5
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document.write( " LN=23\r
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document.write( "32. LM=7y+9
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document.write( " MN=3y+4
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document.write( " LN=143 \n" );
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