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In the diagram, AG = 6, DG = 3, and CD = 10. If BG = 8 and EG = 4, calculate the area of ABCDE.
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Can anyone assist me, please?
Firstly we need to work out AB, which is the hypotenuse of the triangle ABG. Any ideas?
well???
Sorry im here. Um AB?
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AB^2 = BG^2 + AG^2
Triangle ABG is a right angle so we use Pythagoras
I have this same problem are you willing to help me with this? @geerky42
Here are all the sides I have: AB= 10, GE= 4, BG=8
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