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Given: WZ is perpendicular to VY, WZ bisects VY, VZ = 2x+2, and ZY = 3x-4

What is VY?

18
28
14
6

Given: WZ is perpendicular to VY, WZ bisects VY, VZ = 2x+2, and ZY = 3x-4 What is-example-1

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Answer:

28

Explanation:

User Mark Marina
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The measure of VY is 28 units

Solution:

To find: The measure of VY

From the given,

WZ bisects VY, then we can conclude that VZ = ZY ---> (1)

VZ=2x+2 and ZY=3x-4

Substituting the above values in (1) we get,


2x+2=3x-4\rightarrow2x-3x=-4-2


\Rightarrow-1x=-6\rightarrow-x=-6


\Rightarrow x=6

Since, WZ bisects VY, VY=VZ+ZY ---> (2)

On substituting the value of x in (2) we get,


VY=(2x+2)+(3x-4)=(2*6+2)+(3*6-4)


VY=(12+2)+(18-4)\rightarrow VY=(14)+(14)


\Rightarrow VY=28 \text{ units }

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