Answer: Choice 1
3(MC) = SC
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Step-by-step explanation:
The three medians intersect at the centroid, which is point M in this case. The intersecting medians subdivide themselves in the ratio 2:1
This means that SM is twice as long as MC. We can say SM = 2MC
Then by the segment addition postulate, we know that:
SC = SM + MC
SC = 2MC + MC
SC = 3MC
3(MC) = SC
So having three copies of MC glued together will form segment SC.
The same idea applies for the other medians also (EK = 3EM and RL = 3ML).