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In the diagram below, AE = 12, EB = 6, and CE = 4. Find DE
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Alright...we have 2 lines that go fully across the circles....these are lines that will be equal in length because of that... So since we know AE = 12 and then EB = 6 ...then the distance across that whole line A to B would be 12 + 6 = 18 So now...we know CE = 4 ...and we want ED.....but we know the length must be 18....so we have CE + ED = 18 4 + ED = 18 ED = 18 - 4 ED = ???
@johnweldon1993 Thanks for explaining it so well as i am not that good in these kind of questions...
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