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Given AXYZ, what is XT best described as? A. midpoint B. hypotenuse C. perpendicular bisector D. leg
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Given AXYZ, what is XT best described as? A. midpoint B. hypotenuse C. perpendicular bisector D. leg
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Given AXYZ, what is XT best described as?
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C. perpendicular bisector
D. leg
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The answer is A.) midpoint
Reason: it is in the middle of the equation
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