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3 years ago

BRIA is a rectangle. AN=5. NR=x-3. please solve for x, NR, and BI

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Lena [83]3 years ago

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Answer:

x=8

NR=5 units

BI=10 units

Step-by-step explanation:

In a rectangle BRIA

AN=5 units

NR=x-3

We have to solve for x , NR and BI.

We know that

Diagonals of rectangle bisect to each other.

BI and AR are the diagonals of rectangle BRIA and intersect at point N.

AN=NR

$5=x-3$

$x=5+3=8$

$x=8$

Substitute the value of x

NR=8-3=5

By property of rectangle

BI=AR=AN+NR=5+5=10 unit

BI=10 units

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