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3 years ago

PART C: if DB=9 AND DC=4, find the length of segment DA. NEED HELP ASAP

Mathematics

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Sauron [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

DB/AD = AD/DC

AD² = DB x DC

AD² = 9 x 4

AD² = 36

AD = 6

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note, it can be doing if PART A you answer the pair is ∆ABD with right angle in A and ∆ADC with right angle on D

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