Length of a triangle
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Original post by Fresh_Prince_TS
Wouldn't the answer be two, because 6/9 = 2/3 therefore the scale factor from ED to BC is 2/3 therefore ED should be 2
Edit: if you look at the picture, it's impossible that ED will be larger than BC as AD is shorter than AC so it can't be 4.5.
Am I missing something here?
Edit: if you look at the picture, it's impossible that ED will be larger than BC as AD is shorter than AC so it can't be 4.5.
Am I missing something here?
I agree with you, it is 2.
Original post by sagskay
LOL.
Weird?
Original post by Catchmeifyoucan
Weird?
i am indeed.
What would the length of BE be in that question?
Original post by TanajIslam
What would the length of BE be in that question?
why on earth have you revived such an old thread?!
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