In ΔDEF, the midpoint of the side opposite vertex D is M and the centroid is C. If DM is 33, what are DC and CM?

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Amgad asked Apr 9, 2023

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In ΔDEF, the midpoint of the side opposite vertex D is M and the centroid is C. If DM is 33, what are DC and CM?

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Answer:

DC = 16.5, CM = 16.5

Explanation:

The centroid, C, would be the midpoint of DM if DM was a line between the midpoint of a side and it's opposite vertex. So DC and CM are half of DM. Hope this helps.

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