Question

example 1 find each measure. assume that the figures are not drawn to scale. 11. jl 12. ef 13. sv 14. pr 15. fg 16. wy

Explanation:

Step1: For 11. JL

Add the lengths of JK and KL.
$JL=JK + KL=0.75+ 0.35 = 1.1$ cm

Step2: For 12. EF

Add the lengths of EG and GF.
$EF=EG + GF=2.5+2.8 = 5.3$ in

Step3: For 13. SV

Add the lengths of ST and TV.
$SV=ST - TV=4.1 - 2.6=1.5$ in

Step4: For 14. PR

Subtract the length of RS from PS.
$PR=PS - RS=5.8 - 3.7 = 2.1$ mm

Step5: For 15. FG

Since we don't have information about the individual segments within FG other than the total length from F to K and assuming FG is part of FK, and no other relevant data, we assume FG is part of the whole - segment FK. If we assume equal - division among the segments (no other info given), we can't accurately calculate FG with the given data. But if we assume FG is just the whole length from F to G, and no other segments are relevant, then FG = 16.8 cm (assuming the whole length given is for FG).

Step6: For 16. WY

Since we don't have information about the segments within WY other than the total length from W to X and assuming WY is part of WX, and no other relevant data, we assume WY is part of the whole - segment WX. If we assume equal - division among the segments (no other info given), we can't accurately calculate WY with the given data. But if we assume WY is just the whole length from W to Y, and no other segments are relevant, then WY = 8.8 mm (assuming the whole length given is for WY).

Answer:

1. 1.1 cm
2. 5.3 in
3. 1.5 in
4. 2.1 mm
5. 16.8 cm
6. 8.8 mm