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11 Dec 2007, 13:37
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Would anyone please show me how to approach this problem? appreciate it!
Would anyone please show me how to approach this problem? appreciate it!
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11 Dec 2007, 13:56
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My take is A
1.AD=6, DB=CB,
Angle DBC=180-4x and Angle ABC=180-3x,
So Angle ABD=x then AD=BD and BD=BC so BC=6
2. we do not know anything about length of the sides.
1.AD=6, DB=CB,
Angle DBC=180-4x and Angle ABC=180-3x,
So Angle ABD=x then AD=BD and BD=BC so BC=6
2. we do not know anything about length of the sides.
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