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If AB = 12 and CB = 10, then the height of the triangle is:

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Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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AD = DB = AB/2 = 6
$cd = \sqrt{{bc}^{2} - {db}^{2} } \\ cd = \sqrt{64} \\ cd = 8$

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