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In the diagram, DC is tangent to the circle, AC=12cm, and BD=2√34cm.Find AD. A.10cm B.12cm C.2√61cm D.130cm

In the diagram, DC is tangent to the circle, AC=12cm, and BD=2√34cm.Find AD. A.10cm B.12cm C.2√61cm D.130cm
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In the diagram, DC is tangent to the circle, AC=12cm, and BD=2√34cm.Find AD.

A.10cm
B.12cm
C.2√61cm
D.130cm

In the diagram, DC is tangent to the circle, AC=12cm, and BD=2√34cm.Find AD. A.10cm-example-1
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The answer is A 10 cm.
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