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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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Exercise 1 Page 435

$\overline{Q S}$ consists of $\overline{Q R}$ and $\overline{R S} .$ How do their lengths affect $Q S ?$

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The line segment

\overline{Q S}

is made up of

\overline{Q R}

and

\overline{R S} .

Therefore,

Q S

is the sum of

Q R

and

R S .

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