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### Problem 19:
This is a triangle problem where you're likely being asked to solve for \( x \) or the length of one of the sides. 
Given:
- \( VN = 9 \)
- \( NM = 7 \)
- \( TU = 27 \)
- \( \text{Expression on side } UM = 3x - 9 \)

We will solve this by either triangle properties or by setting up an equation depending on whether more details are needed (it seems this is about triangle proportionality or the Pythagorean theorem).

### Problem 20:
Two intersecting triangles with corresponding angles. The lengths on both sides of the intersecting triangles suggest a problem involving similar triangles. 
Given:
- \( GE = 594 \)
- \( EF = 594 \)
- \( EU = 9x \)
- \( ET = 126 \)

We'll use the property of similar triangles to find \( x \).

### Problem 21:
This is a triangle with labeled sides and angle bisectors. You are given:
- \( FG = 240 \)
- \( EC = 5x - 47 \)
- \( GC = 47 \)
- \( GE = 235 \)

We will solve this problem by applying triangle properties or setting up a proportion.

### Problem 22:
Here, you have a large triangle where \( UV \) and \( UW \) seem to be related by the expression \( -54 + 52x \). The problem likely involves solving for \( x \) and calculating an angle or length.
Given:
- \( CD = 748 \)
- \( CE = 374 \)
- \( UV = 493 \)
- Expression \( -54 + 52x \) along another side.

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A series of geometry problems involving triangle proportionality, similar triangles, and angle bisectors.

Solve a series of geometry problems involving triangle proportionality, angle bisectors, and similar triangles. Problems include algebraic expressions and side calculations. Suitable for students in Grades 9-12.

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