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In the picture below solve for question no. 8

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Answered by prashilpa
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Answer:

DE = 38/2 = 19.

Step-by-step explanation:

Draw a line BG onto CE. BG || AD.  ( see the attached diagram)

In ∆CBG and ∆CAD,

∠CAD = ∠CBG, ∠CDA = ∠CGB and ∠ACD = ∠BCG.

Hence from A-A-A analogy, we can say ∆CBG similar to ∆CAD.

So CB/CA = CG/CD

We know that CB = CA/2, so CG / CD = ½

Hence we can say, CG = GD.  (or G is mid point of CD).

CG = GD ---------------------------------------E1.

 

In ∆FED and ∆BEG,

∠EBG = ∠EFD, ∠BGE = ∠FDE and ∠BEG = ∠FED

From A-A-A analogy, we can say that ∆ FED is similar to ∆BEG

So EF/EB = ED/GD

Since EF/EB = ½,   ED/DG = ½

D is mid point of GE.  

GD = DE ----------------------------------E2.

CD = CG + GD = 2DE.

CD = 2DE.  

DE = DE/2.

It is given that CD = 38.  

DE = 38/2 = 19.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

19 cm , Option D

Step-by-step explanation:

In the picture below solve for question no. 8

in Δ DEF

DE/ Sin∠DFE  = FE/Sin∠FDE

=> DE Sin∠FDE =  FE Sin∠DFE   - eq 1

in Δ ABF

AB/Sin∠AFB = BF/Sin∠A

=> AB Sin∠A = BF Sin∠AFB

∠AFB = ∠DFE & BF = FE

=>  AB Sin∠A = FE Sin∠DFE   - eq2

Equating both equation eq1 & eq2

DE Sin∠FDE = AB Sin∠A   - eq3

in ΔACD

AC/Sin∠ADC = CD/Sin∠A

AC = AB + BC = AB + AB = 2AB

∠ADC = 180° - ∠FDE

Sinθ = Sin(180° - θ)

Sin∠ADC = Sin(180° - ∠FDE) = Sin∠FDE

2AB/Sin∠FDE = CD/Sin∠A

=> ABSin∠A = CDSin∠FDE/2  - eq 4

Equating eq 3 & Eq 4

DE Sin∠FDE = CDSin∠FDE/2

DE = CD/2

DE = 38/2

DE = 19 cm

option D is correct answer

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