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Point G is located at -10 . Points H and I are each 8 units away from Point G. Where are H and I located? H=◻quadI=◻

Point G \mathrm{G} is located at −10-10 . Points H \mathrm{H} and I \mathrm{I} are each 88 units away from Point G \mathrm{G} . Where are H \mathrm{H} and I located?\newlineH=□I=□ \mathrm{H}=\square \quad \mathrm{I}=\square

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Q. Point G \mathrm{G} is located at −10-10 . Points H \mathrm{H} and I \mathrm{I} are each 88 units away from Point G \mathrm{G} . Where are H \mathrm{H} and I located?\newlineH=□I=□ \mathrm{H}=\square \quad \mathrm{I}=\square
  1. Identify Initial Position: Identify the initial position of Point G. Point G is located at −10-10 on a number line.
  2. Determine Possible Positions: Determine the possible positions of Points HH and II. Since Points HH and II are each 88 units away from Point GG, they can be either 88 units to the left or 88 units to the right of Point GG.
  3. Calculate Position of H: Calculate the position of Point H.\newlineIf Point H is 88 units to the right of Point G, we add 88 to the position of Point G.\newlineH=−10+8=−2H = -10 + 8 = -2
  4. Calculate Position of I: Calculate the position of Point I.\newlineIf Point I is 88 units to the left of Point G, we subtract 88 from the position of Point G.\newlineI=−10−8=−18I = -10 - 8 = -18

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