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Since , X & Y are midpointsof UV¯ & VW¯ respectivelythen XY = 12UW

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In the diagram below of triangle UVW, X is a midpoint of UV and Y is a midpoint of VWIIF XY = 54 - 6x, and UW = 73 – 7x, |3D what is the measure of U W? V Y U W Answer: Submit Answer attempt 1 out of 2

In the diagram below of triangle UVW, X is a midpoint of UV and Y is a midpoint of VWIIF XY = 54 - 6x, and UW = 73 – 7x, |3D what is the measure of U W? V Y U W Answer: Submit Answer attempt 1 out of 2

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