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Answer:

look in explanation

Step-by-step explanation:

1) bisector means cutting an angle in half. the small lines between segment SM and MT mean they are congruent. this means MW is a bisector. Since both halves of ST are congruent, we know SM = 19. 19+19=38

2) same logic here, M bisects ST. set both halves of ST equal to each other and solve.

3x-6=x+8

2x+14

x=7

plug back in to find MT (7)+8=15. MT=SM so double 15 to get ST. ST=30

3) the bisector will be exactly halfway between the points.

4) find difference between x and y values, and divide by 2

2-2=0 0/2=0 x moves 0

13-1=12 12/2=6 y moves 6

so add 0 and 6 to 2,1 to get (2,7)

5) same process

6--6=12 12/2=6

6-0=6 6/2=3

add 6 and 3 to -6,0 to get (0,3)

6) find the change in x and y between the coordinate sets. (x: 1- -1=2) (y: 2-4=-2) take the opposite of those values and add them to M

(x:1-2=-1) (y:2+2=4)

(-1, 4) are the other coordinates for C

7) take the same steps

(x:3-1=2) (y:7-1=6)

use -2 and -6

(x:3-2=1) (y:7-6=1)

(1,1) are other coordinates for C

8) use distance formula

sqrt (x1-x2)^2 + (y1-y2)^2

sqrt(1--1)^2 +(2-4)^2

sqrt (2)^2 +(-2)^2

sqrt 4+4

sqrt 8

9) same process

sqrt (-1-3)^2+(-5--8)^2

sqrt (-4)^2 +(3)^2

sqrt 16+9

sqrt 25

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