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This document contains numerical values for variables a, b, c, and d in two sections about arithmetic and midsegments. In the arithmetic section, the values are 42, 63, 117, and 14 for the first line, and 30, 28.5, 87, and 12 for the second line. In the algebra section, x is given as 6 for the first two lines, but no values are provided for the third line.
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