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Answered by wwwarshpundir2003
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

In ∆ACP,

Using Pythagoras theorem,

H²=P²+B²

Hence, AP²=AC²+CP²

CP²=AP²-AC²

CP²=(15)²-(12)²

CP²=225-144

CP=√81

CP=9

Similarly, in ∆BPD

BP²=BD²+PD²

PD²=BP²-BD²

PD=√15²-9²

PD=√225-81

PD=√144

PD=12

Now, CD=PD+CP

CD=12+9

CD=21


Answered by bhavya68921
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from Pythagoras theorem
in triangle ACP
angle Ap square=ACsquare+cpsquare
15square=12square+cpsquare
cp=squarerootof225-144
cp=9
lly
pD=square root of225-81
pD=12
cD=cp+pD
cD=12+9
cD=21

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