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For this case, we know that:


PA = PB

Then, by Pythagorean theorem (right triangle on the right) we have:


CP ^ 2 = CB ^ 2-PB ^ 2

So, again using the Pythagorean theorem (right triangle on the left) we have:


CA ^ 2 = CP ^ 2 + PB ^ 2

Substituting values:


CA ^ 2 = (CB ^ 2-PB ^ 2) + PB ^ 2

Rewriting:


CA ^ 2 = CB ^ 2


CA = CB


CA = 15

Answer:

The value of CA is given by:


CA = 15

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