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If we apply that theorem, we can write this proportion: \[BF:FC = AE:EC\] and after a substitution, such proportioon can be rewritten as follows: \[BF:24 = 12:18\] Please, apply the fundamental property and compute the value of BF
I meant the fundamental property of proportions, of course!
how do I do that? can you help me?
I'd like to start the problem from the beginning. We need to look at each choice to see what each segment measures and to see if it's correct. We apply the theorem for each choice and solve for the segment of each choice. Choice A BD = 12 Using the theorem we have: \(\dfrac{AD}{BD} = \dfrac{AE}{CE} \) \(\dfrac{6}{BD} = \dfrac{12}{18}\) \(12BD = 6 \times 18= 108\) \(BD = 9\) Choice A is false.
Choice B BD = 4 We already know BD = 9, so choice B is also false.
ok :)
Choice C BF = 16 \(\dfrac{BF}{CF} = \dfrac{AE}{CE}\) \(\dfrac{BF}{24} = \dfrac{12}{18}\) \(18BF = 12 \times 24 =288\) \(BF = \dfrac{288}{18}\) What do you get for BF?
It's true.?
What did you get for BF? What is 288/18?
Really? Do it again. What is 288/18?
16. I accidentally did 288/16
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