In the diagram below, PA= 4, AB=2, and PC=3. Find the length of PD.

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In the diagram below, PA=
4, AB=2, and PC=3. Find
the length of PD.

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Answer:

PD = 8

Explanation:

PC x PD = PA x PB

3 x PD = 4 x (4 + 2)

3PD = 24

PD = 8

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