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C is the center of the circle below. The length of segment CB is 7 units. The length of segment BD is 4 units. Find the length of diagonal AB in the rectangle.
A. √65
B. 11
C. 12
D. 13
E. 14
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20 Jan 2020, 04:47
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Check the solution as attached.
The length of CE = Length of AB (Both are diagonals of same rectangle
Also, CE = CD (Both are radius of circle) = 7+4 = 11
Answer: Option B
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20 Jan 2020, 05:02
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Given, CB = 7 units & BD = 4 units
--> Radius of the circle, r = CB + BD = 7 + 4 = 11 units
We know that, length of the diagonals AB & CF are equal
--> Length of AB = CF = radius = 11
Option B
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