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In the diagram below, what is the length of the line segment AC?


(1) The coordinates of P and Q are (0, 6) and (2, 0), respectively.
(2) The length of the line segment AB is 2.

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Using both the statement, we get the new figure as attached. It's easy to get the solution from it. Hence C. AC = \(\sqrt{40}\) or \(2\sqrt{10}\)
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I am getting C. POQ and ABC are similar. From st1 we get all the sides of POQ and from st2 we get one side of ABC, hence, we can find all other sides.

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Cant we say that the 2 small triangles(one in the 2nd quadrant and the other in the 4th quad) are similar to the traingle OPQ...since they have the same angles ....?
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