Please answer number 14 I already tried but don’t understand

Mathematics

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Rudiy273 years ago

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Answer:
$< abc = < ebc \\ < acb = < ecd \\ if \: two \: angles \: in \: the \:two \: different \: triangles \: are \: equal \: then \: the \: third \: angle \: in \: the \: triangle\: must \: be \: equal. \\ using \: pythogres \: theorum \\ ab = \sqrt( ac ^{2} - bc^{2} )\\ = \sqrt (15 ^{2} - 12 ^{2}) \\ = \sqrt( 225 - 144 )\\ = \sqrt(81) \\ ab = 9 \\ sides \: of \: similar \: triangle \: are \: propotional \\ ac \div ec = dc \div bc \\ 15 \div x = 12 \div 6\\ x = 15 \times 6\div 12\\ x = 15 \div 2 \\ x = 7.5 \\ so \: ec \: = 7.5 \\ you \: can \: check \: this \: by \: applying \: pythogores \: theorum. \\ i \: hope \: this \: helps$

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