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1 Geometry Addition Postulate Find the length indicated. Name ID: 1 Date Period 1) 12 A C B? 2)? K I 19 3) 5 H J I? 4)? S Q 5)? 4 U W V 12 Points A, B, and C are collinear. Point B is between A and C. Find the length indicated. 6) Find BC if AB = 5 and AC = 14. 7) AC = 12 and BC = 4. Find AB. 8) Find BC if AB = 7 and AC =. 9) Find AB if AC = 20 and BC = ) Find BC if AB = 2 and AC = R J ) AD = 17, AC = 13, and BD = 12. Find BC. 12) Find AB if BC = 1, AD = 15, and CD = ) AD = 15, BC = 7, and BD = 9. Find AC. 14) Find BC if BD = 3, AC = 9, and AD = ) AB = 9, AD = 15, and BC = 3. Find CD. Points A, B, C, and D are collinear and positioned in that order. Solve for x. 16) Find x if AB = x + 10, AD = 23, BC = x + 12, and CD = 3. 18) Find x if CD = 6, AC = 2x + 4, AB = x + 1, and BD = ) BC = 2x 2, CD = 2 + 4x, AB = 12, and AD = 26. Find x. 19) AC = x + 6, BD = 3x 2, AD = 22, and BC = 6. Find x. 20) Find x if BC = x + 13, AC = 14, AD = x + 31, and BD = ) Find CD if AD = 30, AB = 2x 1, BC = 2x 4, and CD = x ) Find AC if AD = x + 25, BC = 2x + 23, BD = 10, and AC = 2x ) AB = 2x + 3, CD = x + 2, BC = 5, and AD = 9x 2. Find CD. 24) Find CD if CD = 2x 7, BC = x + 3, AD = 4x 3, and AB = 8. 25) Find BC if AB = x +, CD = x + 5, BC = x + 4, and AD = 17. q M2f0g1V4g hkeuutuai RSeofftttweaErHeo HLVLjCL.v ` RAslGll brdiegkhxtfss frkeescegr[vceydv.k \ xmyapdbed xwziitvh_ GIgnBfQi_nQiitNej GGcevoPmLebtLrqyt.

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3 Geometry Addition Postulate Find the length indicated. Name ID: 2 Date Period 1) 4 A C B? 2)? R T 13 3) 4 P R Q 10 5)? 5 J L K 16? 4) G I Points A, B, and C are collinear. Point B is between A and C. Find the length indicated. 6) AC = 12 and BC = 6. Find AB. 7) AB = 5 and BC = 8. Find AC. 8) BC = 9 and AB = 2. Find AC. 9) Find BC if AB = 6 and AC = ) AC = 17 and AB = 10. Find BC. ) AB = 1, AC = 9, and CD = 10. Find BD. 12) Find BC if BD = 12, AD = 22, and AC = H S? 1 13) AC = 22, BD = 14, and BC = 10. Find AD. 14) CD = 5, AD = 16, and AB = 7. Find BC. 15) Find CD if AB = 6, AD = 24, and BC = 12. Points A, B, C, and D are collinear and positioned in that order. Solve for x. 16) Find x if BC =, AC = 2 + 4x, AD = 28, and BD = 4x ) CD = 2 + 3x, AB = x, BC = 1, and AD =. Find x. 17) BC = 10, AD = x + 24, AB = 2x + 14, and CD = 6. Find x. 19) Find x if CD = 1, AB = 12, BC = 2x + 26, and AD = x ) Find x if BD = 15, CD = 4x 1, AC = 8, and AB = 2x 2. 21) Find AB if AD = x + 26, AB = 2x + 31, BC = x + 16, and CD = 1. 23) Find BD if BC = x + 6, BD = x +, AD = 20, and AC = x ) Find CD if CD = 2x 19, AB = 2x 14, AD = 19, and BC = 2x 8. 24) AB = 10 + x, AD = x + 24, CD = 5, and BC = 10 + x. Find AB. 25) BC = x + 7, BD = 4x, AC = 22, and AD = 6x. Find BD. R S2o0U1V4^ PKXuUt[an RSDo_fntzwJaQrbeC \LbLxCU.F q QAFlTlD PrliqgdhGtMsU nrjeasoeprdvqebdh.g ` LMoaddQeD RwOiwtOhJ dinnwfaipneiotaer mgqeqo]m^emtyrayz.

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5 Geometry Addition Postulate Find the length indicated. Name ID: 3 Date Period 1) 9 B D C? 2)? D F 18 3) 2 J L K? 4)? N L 10 5)? 10 M K L 22 Points A, B, and C are collinear. Point B is between A and C. Find the length indicated. 6) Find AB if AC = 9 and BC = 6. 7) Find AC if BC = 8 and AB = 4. 8) Find BC if AB = 8 and AC = 13. 9) BC = 12 and AB = 5. Find AC. 10) BC = and AC = 22. Find AB. ) Find BD if AC = 8, AD = 16, and BC = 2. 12) BC =, CD = 4, and AD = 23. Find AB. 13) BC = 6, AC = 13, and BD = 14. Find AD. 14) Find AC if AD = 13, BD = 8, and BC = 7. 15) BD = 14, AC =, and BC = 6. Find AD. Points A, B, C, and D are collinear and positioned in that order. Solve for x. E 14 9 M 2 16) AB = 5, CD = x + 5, BC = x +, and AD = 19. Find x. 18) AC = 13, BD = 2x + 8, AB = 9, and CD = x + 4. Find x. 17) BC = x + 16, CD = 12, AD = 27, and AB = 2x Find x. 19) AB = x 1, CD = 4, BC =, and AD = 3x 4. Find x. 20) Find x if BD = 12, BC = 1, AD = x +, and AC = 2x 9. 21) Find AD if BC = 12, BD = x + 12, AC = 2x 6, and AD = x ) Find BC if BD = x + 16, BC = x + 8, AD = 19, and AC = x ) AC = 17, AD = 4x + 6, BD = 2x + 3, and BC = 2 + x. Find AD. 24) BD = 12, AD = 3x + 3, BC = 2x 9, and AC = 2x 3. Find AD. 25) Find CD if BC = 7, AD = x + 16, CD = 3 + x, and AB = x. G m2`0u1e4a FK]u[tAa_ osqojfatbwragrpet llpljcx.k p DAXlllb aryimg`hftrsw TrlexskeurqvpevdM.M a cmkaldbe_ vwjiet`hv UINnVfoiOnQiXtOem [GGeSoPmfe^tErjyG.

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7 Geometry Addition Postulate Find the length indicated. Name ID: 4 Date Period 1) 10 E C D? 2)? H J 15 3) L J K 13 5) 8? K M L 17? 4)? N L Points A, B, and C are collinear. Point B is between A and C. Find the length indicated. 6) Find AC if BC = 4 and AB = 6. 7) Find AC if BC = 9 and AB = 2. 8) AB = 10 and BC = 9. Find AC. 9) AB = 7 and BC = 12. Find AC. 10) BC = 6 and AC = 15. Find AB. ) AD = 18, CD = 9, and AB = 2. Find BC. 12) Find AB if AD = 27, BC = 6, and CD = ) Find BD if AC = 16, CD = 2, and AB = ) Find AD if BD = 6, AC = 9, and BC = 2. 15) Find BD if BC = 4, AC = 16, and AD = 21. Points A, B, C, and D are collinear and positioned in that order. Solve for x. 3 M I 16) Find x if CD = 12, BC = x +, AB = x + 13, and AD = ) AB = x + 3, BD = 9, CD = 2x 2, and AC = 9. Find x. 17) BD = 10, AB = x + 9, AC = 10, and CD = 2x Find x. 19) CD = 3x + 1, BC = 6x, AB = 9, and AD = 28. Find x. 20) Find x if AD = x + 19, BD = 17, BC = 2x + 6, and AC = 8. 21) Find AD if BC = 2x 14, BD = 2x 6, AD = 5 + 2x, and AC = ) BD = 13, AC = x + 19, BC = x + 13, and AD = x Find AC. 22) Find BD if CD = 2x + 25, BD = 2x + 34, AC = x + 28, and AB = 7. 24) AD = 2x + 2, BC = 12, AC = 2x, and BD = 2x 6. Find AC. 25) AD = x + 33, AC = 14, BC = 2x + 28, and BD = 27 + x. Find AD. Q M2u0h1j4f JKtu\tRaP wsyohf]t`wqadroed llulkcg.j H baflrle CrliLgDhQtWsX praelstebrpvjeadn.x k fmsandxea fwmiptehu xiwndfhi\nsiittes jgxeqopmjeyturcyl.

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9 Geometry Addition Postulate Find the length indicated. Name ID: 5 Date Period 1) 9 C E D? 2) D F 12 3) 4 G I H 12 5) 12? J L K 20? 4) T V Points A, B, and C are collinear. Point B is between A and C. Find the length indicated. 6) AC = 17 and BC = 5. Find AB. 7) AC = 18 and AB =. Find BC. 8) Find AC if BC = 8 and AB = 9. 9) BC = 6 and AC = 7. Find AB. 10) AC = 9 and AB = 3. Find BC.? 20 U 22 E 10? ) Find BC if AC = 12, AD = 23, and BD = ) BC =, AD = 26, and AC = 17. Find BD. 13) BD = 5, BC = 2, and AD = 16. Find AC. 14) Find CD if AD = 19, BC = 5, and AB = 9. 15) CD = 5, AD = 23, and AB = 10. Find BC. Points A, B, C, and D are collinear and positioned in that order. Solve for x. 16) Find x if AD = 6x 3, CD = 10, AB = x + 1, and BC = 1. 18) AB = x 2, AD = 4x + 1, BC =, and CD = 10. Find x. 17) Find x if AB = x 1, BC = 3, CD = 12, and AD = 3x ) AC = 12, BC = 10x, AD = 19x + 1, and BD = 18. Find x. 20) BD =, AC = 2x + 22, AD = 13, and BC = x Find x. 21) AC = x + 36, BC = x + 24, AD = 34, and BD = x Find AC. 23) AB = x + 22, AD = x + 31, BC = 2x + 23, and CD = 8. Find AB. 22) AD = 13, AC = x + 10, BC = x + 6, and BD = x Find BC. 24) Find BC if AB = x + 8, AD = 14, CD = 1 + x, and BC = 2x ) BC = 8, BD = x + 7, AC = x + 4, and AD = 3x 6. Find AC. U g2n0u1l4z vksuitca_ xstoifvtmwea\rier YLYLDCd.D E MAOlely YrHivg^hOtisx DrYedszeQrkvGerdp.I ] GMyaAdVer twwiltchl BIMnZfuieneihtVen RGleooKmBettsruyz.

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