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I am looking at it now. If you change AB the distance varies.
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In my diagram and if Y is the point on AC where XY is perpendicular to AC then
AYX and AMX are congruent (SAA) so the size of AB is irrelevant.
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It does. But it stays the same as MX.
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MX changes too because it is a perpendicular bisector of AB. If AB lengthens MX will change too.
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Here's my diagram.
MX is given as 9, so it cannot change.
Bob
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Hi bobbym
I do not think you understand me. The distance from X to AC is always the same as MX. Bob has a nice proof up there.
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I am sorry, your comment in post #21 confused me. I already solved this in post#20. I thought you had found something wrong with that answer, and got mixed up.
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No, no. I just stated that we do not need the length of AB.
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Because of the fact that Flux does not tell you when a post has been put just prior to yours, I was posting for your posts and did not see any of his!
My apologies to Bob.
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No apology necessary. I'm happy to have been able to provide a quick solution. For once my pencil and paper worked more quickly than my software.
Bob
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You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself..........Galileo Galilei
Sometimes I deliberately make mistakes, just to test you! …………….Bob
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