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Step-by-step explanation:
so here for adjoining circle
AB=7 cm
DC=4 cm
AD=6 cm
BC=3 cm
BD=7 cm
So as here quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed in given circle ie it's all vertices are concylic
ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral
so we can apply here Ptolemys Theorem
According to ptolemys theorem
In cyclic quadrilateral the sum of product of its opposite sides is equal to product of its two diagonals
Thus then
(AB×CD)+(AD×BC)=(AC×BD)
(7×4)+(6×3)=7AC
28+18=7AC
ie 7AC=46
hence AC=46/7 cm
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