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Could someone help me with the solution for the following please:
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Hi;
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hi viggi
Welcome to the forum.
I'm assuming here that the three measurements are for the triangle ABC and the angle at D is 90.
The quadrilateral ADEC is a difficult one to work with so I changed the given information to this:
area BDE = ½ area ABC. Now we can work just with the area of triangles.
There are three useful formulas that can be used here for the area of a triangle:
Heron's formula:
and the usual one:
So I can make these equations:
So:
Also
So eliminate EB^2
eliminate DB^2
Hope that helps,
Bob
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