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Surprised its showing in the 700 level section but anyways,

Here we have two 30-60-90 right triangles which have sides in the corresponding ratio (sides opposite to 30, 60 and 90 degree angles) of 1:√(3):2. So based on this we have been given that the hypothenuse of triangle ADB is 20 so based on above property:

BD = 10
AD = 10√3

Now in triangle DBC, DB is 10 so BC = 10/√3 and multiplying by √3 in both numerator and denominator, we get 10√3/3
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its not AD 10/Rooot 3
its BC i thik ques s flawed
Answere must be 10/Root 3
but no option has such value so check the ques posting

10/Root 3 is the same as 10*root3 / 3

Its something called rationalising the denominator. If the denominator of a fraction is an irrational number like a root or something, you multiply both numerator and denominator of that fraction with the denominator so you get 10 * root 3 / root 3 * root 3
Then we get 10 * root 3 / 3
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