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This figure shows △LMN . NZ is the angle bisector of ∠LNM .

What is LZ ?
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This figure shows △LMN . NZ is the angle bisector of ∠LNM . What is LZ ? Enter your-example-1

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Answer:


LZ=(20)/(7)

Explanation:

Since, NZ is the angle bisector of ∠LNM , therefore by Angle bisector theorem,


(MZ)/(LZ)=(MN)/(NL)


(MZ)/(LZ)=(3)/(4) (1)

Also, it is given that ML= 5 and ML=MZ+LZ, then

5=MZ+LZ

MZ=5-LZ

Substituting the value of MZ in equation (1), we get


(5-LZ)/(LZ)=(3)/(4)


(5)/(LZ)-1=(3)/(4)


(5)/(LZ)=(7)/(4)


LZ=(20)/(7)

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(20)/(7)
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