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RUDIKE [14]
2 years ago
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In need help with this finding function

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hjlf2 years ago
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Is there a picture? I can’t see one
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Step-by-step explanation:

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What is the indicated measure of length?

Information Fetching and Solution Steps:

From this single diagram, it seems the indicated measure of length which we have to determine is the length of AE.

Given that Segment BE is 5 units. i.e. BE = 5 units

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As both of the diagonals of square are equal in length.

And the length of BE is 5 units, which is half the length of BD. It means the diagonal BD has a length of 10 units.

And since both diagonals  AC and DB are equal in length, it means the length of AC must be 10 units.

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