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V is the midpoint of UW and X is the midpoint of TW If TU=p+14 and VX=p–6, what is the value of p?
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V is the midpoint of UW

and X is the midpoint of TW

If TU=p+14 and VX=p–6, what is the value of p?

V is the midpoint of UW and X is the midpoint of TW If TU=p+14 and VX=p–6, what is-example-1
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Answer:

p = 2

Explanation:

2VX = TU

2(p - 6) = p + 14

2p - 12 = p + 14

p = 2

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