SOLUTION: S, U, N are collinear. which point that satisfies the definition of betweenness if NU + US = NS? would it be S, N, or U? and why? thank you for helping!

SOLUTION: S, U, N are collinear. which point that satisfies the definition of betweenness if NU + US = NS? would it be S, N, or U? and why? thank you for helping!

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Question 522855: S, U, N are collinear. which point that satisfies the definition of betweenness if NU + US = NS?
would it be S, N, or U? and why? thank you for helping!
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
U is inbetween N and S
Cheers,
Stan H.
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