Segment Addition Postulate Calculator
MathFind the total length of a line segment from two of its parts, using the segment addition postulate.
Segment AC
The total length of the full segment, from A to C
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the segment addition postulate?
It states that if point B lies on segment AC, then the length of AB plus the length of BC equals the length of AC.
What is AC if AB is 5 and BC is 7?
AC equals 12, the sum of the two smaller segments.
What does it mean if the two segments do not add up correctly?
If AB plus BC does not equal the measured AC, then point B does not actually lie on the straight segment between A and C.
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