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Mathematics, 22.10.2020 19:01 610055470

I have no idea how to solve this: Alex's house (point F) lies on the same street as her school (point H). Alex's bus stop (point G) lies between her house and her school. Given FG equals (2x) meters, GH = 1,000 meters, and FH equals 1,200 meters, what is x?

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