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If AB=4 feet & AD=10 feet & m What is DC?
What is BD?
What is m What is m

If AB=4 feet & AD=10 feet & m What is DC? What is BD? What is m What is m-example-1
User Aksamit
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Answer:

1. DC = AB = 4 ft

2. BD = 10.80 ft

3. m<CED =
90^(0)

4. m<EBC =
65^(o)

Explanation:

From the given quadrilateral,

Given: AB = 4 ft, AD = 10 ft and m<BAE = 65.

1. DC = AB = 4 ft (opposite sides of a parallelogram are equal)

2. Applying the Pythagoras theorem to ΔABD, we have;


/hyp/^(2) =
/Adj 1/^(2) +
/Adj 2/^(2)


BD^(2) =
4^(2) +
10^(2)

= 16 + 100

= 116

BD =
√(116)

= 10.7703

BD = 10.80 ft

3. m<CED =
90^(0) (the diagonals bisects each other at right angle)

4. m<ABC + m<BAC + m<ACB = 180

90 + 65 + m<ACB = 180

m<ACB = 180 - 155

m<ACB =
25^(0)

So that,

m<BEC + m<EBC + m<ECB = 180

90 + m<EBC + 25 = 180

m<EBC = 180 - 115

m<EBC =
65^(o)

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