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Solve using geometric mean theorem
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Solve using geometric mean theorem

Solve using geometric mean theorem-example-1
User John Karasinski
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Answer:

x = 6

Explanation:

Applying Geometric Mean Theorem :

  • AD = √CD × DB
  • x = √9 × 4
  • x = √36
  • x = 6
User Dizzystar
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{x}^(2) = 9 * 4


{x}^(2) = 36


x = √(36)


x = 6

User Agnieszka Polec
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