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Distinct points A, B, C, D form a right triangle ABC with a height BD. What is the value of AB times BC?
1. AB=6
2. The product of the non-hypotenuse sides is equal to 24
DISCUSSED HERE: a-b-c-and-d-are-distinct-points-on-a-plane-if-triangle-a-129328.html
1. AB=6
2. The product of the non-hypotenuse sides is equal to 24
DISCUSSED HERE: a-b-c-and-d-are-distinct-points-on-a-plane-if-triangle-a-129328.html
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BELOW IS REVISED VERSION OF THIS QUESTION WITH A SOLUTION:
A, B, C, and D are distinct points on a plane. If triangle ABC is a right angled and BD is a height of this triangle, what is the value of AB times BC ?
Since all points are distinct and BD is a height then B must be a right angle and AC must be a hypotenuse (so BD is a height from right angle B to the hypotenuse AC). Question thus asks about the product of non-hypotenuse sides AB and BC.
(1) AB = 6. Clearly insufficient.
(2) The product of the non-hypotenuse sides is equal to 24 --> directly gives us the value of AB*BC. Sufficient.
Answer: B.
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A, B, C, and D are distinct points on a plane. If triangle ABC is a right angled and BD is a height of this triangle, what is the value of AB times BC ?
Since all points are distinct and BD is a height then B must be a right angle and AC must be a hypotenuse (so BD is a height from right angle B to the hypotenuse AC). Question thus asks about the product of non-hypotenuse sides AB and BC.
(1) AB = 6. Clearly insufficient.
(2) The product of the non-hypotenuse sides is equal to 24 --> directly gives us the value of AB*BC. Sufficient.
Answer: B.
Hope it's clear.
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