Answer:
i feel ur pain dude geometry sucks
The answer:
the complement of the question proposed one of the choices given beneath:
a) 58.8
b) 53.0
c) 29.4
d) 26.5
as we observe at the figure, AOB an isosceles triangle, and OCB is a right triangle
consider OCB
OC =9, OB= radius = 28
the problem is how to find the length of CA, for that C is a midpoint of segment AB, so AC=BC
BC can be found by using pythagorean theorem
OB²= OC² + CB², this implies CB² = OB² - OC²
CB² = 28² - 9² = 784 - 81=703, therefore CB= sqrt (703)=26.51
CB=26.51, since CB= AC, so AC=CB= 26.51
finally the <span>the length of AB is AB = 2 x CB = 2x AC= 2x 26.51= 53.0
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the answer is b) 53.0
The solution would
be like this for this specific problem:
ab/a+b = c
b = -1 + a
for c:
<span>(5(-1 + 5))/(5 + (-1 +5))
</span><span>5(4)/ 5 + 4
</span><span>20 / 9
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<span>The correct
answer between all the choices given is the first choice or letter A. I am
hoping that this answer has satisfied your query and it will be able to help
you in your endeavor, and if you would like, feel free to ask another question.</span>
