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2 years ago

Find CE in the length indicated

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Okay, to find length CE, your going to know the value of x. Length BC + CE = BD + DE.3x+47+x+26=27+x+10Simplify the equation to get4x+73=37+xyou can choose one of four ways to continue, but I will choose to subtract x3x+73=37Subtract 73 from both sides of the equal sign3x=-36divide by 3 on both sides of the equal sign to get the value of xx=-12Now, plug in -12 for x in length CE to get -12+26=14

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