Adams, Greensburg, Middletown, and Waldron are four towns in Indiana on a nearly straight highway. If the highway is represented by a line, the
towns can be represented by four points: A, G, M, and W. Given that M is the midpoint of AW and MG =
MA + GA, determine the
proper order of the four towns.

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Answer: The line segment addition postulate states that for a line segment AC with point B which lines on AC, then this equation holds:

AB + BC = BC

Given that MG + WM = WG, this means that point M lies between the segment WG.

Also, MA = MG - AG

MA + AG = MG, hence point A lies between segment MG

Therefore the order of the points is W, M, A and G

Adams, Greensburg, Middletown, and Waldron are four towns in Indiana on a nearly straight highway. If the highway is represented by a line, the towns can be represented by four points: A, G, M, and W. Given that M is the midpoint of AW and MG = MA + GA, determine the proper order of the four towns.

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Adams, Greensburg, Middletown, and Waldron are four towns in Indiana on a nearly straight highway. If the highway is represented by a line, the
towns can be represented by four points: A, G, M, and W. Given that M is the midpoint of AW and MG =
MA + GA, determine the
proper order of the four towns.