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Ratling
2 months ago
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What algebraic expression represents GK, if GK =37, what are GH and JK. GJ=4x+2 and HK=6x-1

Mathematics
1 answer:
Inessa [12.5K]2 months ago
8 0
The outcome is "GK=37, GH=14, and JK=19".

The problem references a missing attachment file, thus please find it attached.

The provided values are:

GJ=4x+2

HK=6x-1

Given GK =37

Need to calculate:

HJ=?

From GK: GK = GJ+JK yields GJ+(HK-HJ)

= 4x+2+((6x-1)-x) yields

9x+1...(a)Substituting (a) into the equation gives: 9(4)+1 yields 37 solves to x=4... for answer (b) and (c). Substituting x=4 yields:

GH=14 and JK=19.
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