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From the image provided, we have a line segment with points \( X \), \( Y \), \( M \), and \( P \). The problem provides the following information:

- \( XP = 37 \) units
- \( YP = 23 \) units

You are asked to find the following values:
1. \( XY \)
2. \( XM \)
3. \( YM \)
4. \( MP \)
5. \( XP \) (already provided as 37 units)
6. \( YP \) (already provided as 23 units)

### Steps to solve:
Let’s break this down with the given dataFrom the image provided, we have a line segment with points \( X \), \( Y \), \( M \), and \( P \). The problem provides the following information:

- \( XP = 37 \) units
- \( YP = 23 \) units

You are asked to find the following values:
1. \( XY \)
2. \( XM \)
3. \( YM \)
4. \( MP \)
5. \( XP \) (already provided as 37 units)
6. \( YP \) (already provided as 23 units)

### Steps to solve:
Let’s break this down with the given 
1. The total distance \( XP = 37 \) units.
2. The distance from \( Y \) to \( P \), \( YP = 23 \) units, means \( XY \) and \( YM \) will account for the remaining distance from \( X \) to \( Y \) and \( Y \) to \( M \), respectively.

Now we can calculate the missing distances if we have additional information about the placement of points \( X \), \( Y \), \( M \), and \( P \). It appears \( Y \) is between \( X \) and \( M \), and \( M \) is between \( Y \) and \( P \). However, the image does not provide all the lengths for each segment explicitly.

Could you confirm if there are any further details about the distances between the other points (e.g., distances for \( XY \), \( YM \), or \( MP \))? 

Let me know how you'd like to proceed or if you have more data to input!

XP = 37 units, YP = 23 units. Find the values of XY, XM, YM, YP, MP, and XP on a line segment with points X, Y, M, P.

Solve the geometry problem involving line segment XP with a total length of 37 units and YP with 23 units. Learn how to find the values of XY, XM, YM, and MP using the segment addition postulate. Suitable for students in Grades 6-8.

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