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What is the value of x?
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You can use Thales' Theorem
have you covered similar proportions yet?
It should be obvious from the "triangle" picture here: http://www.storyofmathematics.com/greek.html
Yep, I did a proportion and came up with an answer, but it wasn't in the choices. And Thales' Theorem wouldn't really help, would it?
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Well it's really just the same as using the idea of similar triangles.. just with a fancy name
what did you get using the proportions?
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