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I need to find the lengths of x and y. Thanks for the help!
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Here's the diagram:
please you have to apply the Talete theorem, so we can write these two proportion: \[14:21=x:15,y:21=20:15\] please solve those two proportion for x and y, and you will get your answers
do you know how to solve a proportion?
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Would x = 10?
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yes!
and Y = 28? But that doesn't make sense when you look at the rest of the diagram
y=28 that's right!
why not?
How can X (DB) be longer than side DC which is 8?
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DC is 15
But the diagram shows that it's 8? How did you get 15? Thanks so much for the help!
I read DC=!5 from your drawing!
oops...DC=15
Oh oops! I was looking at the wrong diagram! You're right. Thanks so much!
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