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Please help!! I've attached a picture of the problem

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BARSIC [14]3 years ago

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Answer: BC=8 units

Step-by-step explanation:

So in this figure, this triangle, that is a parallelogram named DFCE , and one of their property three yeti you add learn you learned is that a parallelogram has like rectangle two sides per two that are parallel and have the same measure ( but you can also use the little lines that show who is the same as who ) in this one you can write an equality: CE=FD=4. Then there is the same two lines on the EB segment so EB=4 . Then we can write that BC= BE + EC

BC= 4+4

BC= 8 units

I’m not English so I tried explaining as simple as possible sorry if you didn’t understand :/

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