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P. 7 Transversals of parallel lines: solve for
X MWL
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My IXL $\newline$ Learning $\newline$ Assessn $\newline$ hth grade $\newline$ P. $7$ Transversals of parallel lines: solve for $X$ MWL $\newline$ Solve for $x$ . $\newline$ $x=$ $\newline$ $\square$ $\newline$ Submit $\newline$ Work it out $\newline$ Desk $1$

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Q. My IXL

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Learning

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Assessn

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hth grade

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P.

7

Transversals of parallel lines: solve for

X

MWL

\newline

Solve for

x

.

\newline

x=

\newline

\square

\newline

Submit

\newline

Work it out

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Desk

1

Identify Distance and Proportion: Identify the total distance cycled in $2$ trips and set up a proportion to find the distance after $5$ trips. $\newline$ Calculation: $6$ km for $2$ trips, so the rate is $6$ km / $2$ trips = $3$ km/trip. $\newline$ Using the proportion, $3$ km/trip $*$ $5$ trips = $5$ $0$ km.
Calculate Distance for $5$ Trips: Calculate the total distance for $5$ trips using the rate from Step $1$ . $\newline$ Calculation: $3$ km/trip $*$ $5$ trips $= 15$ km.

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