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From point A to the circumference pass the AK vertices and the sharp AD to the center. Find the length of KM allowed from point K to line AD if AP = 8 and AK = 12

From point A to the circumference pass the AK vertices and the sharp AD to the center. Find the length of KM allowed from point K to line AD if AP = 8 and AK = 12
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From point A to the circumference pass the AK vertices and the sharp AD to the center. Find the length of KM allowed from point K to line AD if AP = 8 and AK = 12

From point A to the circumference pass the AK vertices and the sharp AD to the center-example-1
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Answer:=17b(Jim+426

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