ABCD is a kite, so \overline{AC}
AC {DB}
DB
and DE = EBDE=EB. Calculate the length of...
Mathematics, 19.10.2021 19:40 jacamron
ABCD is a kite, so \overline{AC}
AC {DB}
DB
and DE = EBDE=EB. Calculate the length of \overline{AC}
AC
, to the nearest tenth of a centimeter.
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