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If QR = x − 3, RS = 4, and QS = 2x − 13, what is QS?

If QR = x − 3, RS = 4, and QS = 2x − 13, what is QS?
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If QR = x − 3, RS = 4, and QS = 2x − 13, what is QS?

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Answer: D

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Answer:

PQ + QR = PR. (1 - x) + (4x - 17) = -3x. Solve for x. 1 - x + 4x - 17 = -3x. Bring all the x

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