So here, ABCD is being inscribed in a circle, so ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral (as inscribed in a circle) also, there exists a property of cyclic quadrilateral, i.e, the sum of opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral is 180°, so we can just write the following equation using this :




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Numerical Methods for Engineers (7th) edition 007339792X 9780073397924
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A = (B+b)·h/2 = 48 and B=b+6
2·48 = (b+6+b)·8
12 = 2b + 6
6 = 2b
b = 3 <span>inches
B = 9 </span><span>inches</span>
The answer might be 2,640 because I multiplied 10 and 264
I think the midpoint is (0,3), I’m sorry if it’s wrong