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In the circle, AB = 42, BC = 18, and CD = 4.
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We need to know where the lines are within the circle, could you upload an image?
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applying this logic to your problem we have: CD(x + CD) = BC(BC + AB) can you try plugging in the appropriate values and solving for x? I am willing to help out if you get stuck ~
4(4+x) = (18)(18+42) x = ?
hm. distributing and multiplying gives us 16 + 4x = 1080 x = ?
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good so 266 is your solution
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