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3 years ago

Help please this my second time posting this please help

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Nesterboy [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

x = √30

Step-by-step explanation:

From small triangle BDC:

using Pythagorean theorem

CB² = BD² + DC²

x² = BD² + 3²

Fron triangles BDC and ADB.

ΔBDC has long leg BD and short leg DC.

ΔADB has long leg AD and shirt leg BD.

AD : BD = BD : DC

7 : BD = BD : 3

7*3 = BD*BD

BD² = 7*3 = 21

x² = BD² + 3² = 21+9 = 30

x² = 30

x = √30

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