Kaitlyn runs on a triangular track in a local park. On Saturday, she runs one lap around track BAC. The length of each path on this track is shown in meters (m) in the diagram below. If track DEF is similar in shape to track BAC, how many meters, rounded to the nearest tenth, would Violet run in one lap on track BAC? Type the numeric answer only in the box below.
similar triangles \[\frac{BA}{DE}=\frac{AC}{EF}=\frac{CB}{FD}\]then insert numbers to find AC and CB
ok so what would the answer be for this one ?
\[\frac{BA}{DE}=\frac{AC}{EF}\]\[BA * EF= DE * AC\]\[22*13=11*AC\]then you got AC \[\frac{BA}{DE}=\frac{CB}{FD}\]\[BA * FD= DE * CB\]\[22*9=11*CB\]then you got CB
whats cb tho
line CB :c in triangle BAC
so it would be 4
what is 4? why 4?
yea its not 4 ? what is it then
CB is 22 * 9 / 11 = 18 AC is 22 * 13 / 11 = 26 BA is 22 as given add those up and round up nearest tenth
44?
Line segment AC is parallel to ED. . Solve for x. Round to the nearest tenth.
why do you conclude they are parallel? it's not given in the question. it's given that BAC is similar to DEF. and 18 + 26 + 22 = 66, rounds up to 70. 70 is the answer to the original question
ah new question =.=. .......
yea thats what i got . could you help me with the next problem?
it's another case of similar triangles triangle BED is similar to BAC because all their angles are equal. \[\frac{BA}{BE}=\frac{AC}{ED}= \frac{CB}{DB}\]
i figured it out it x = 21.7
yup ur'right
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