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Look at the figure shown below. What is the length of segment AB to the nearest tenth of a meter?
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Well first of all, we know that AD is 7, don't we?
ab=ad+db
Yes we do!
And we can easily find angle B using the law of sines, right?
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Yes! So I can make a proportion now.
Yes. Do that and then find angle DCB
So, DB is equal to 6.5.
Wait...would the answer be 13.5?
That's not what I got.
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What did you get for angle B?
Okay. I'm confused.
I'm not sure. Are the triangle similar?
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