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in $triangle A B C text , end text$ BC = 13, CA=14, AB=15. If D is a point on $stack A C with bar on top$ such that $stack B D with bar on top perpendicular stack A C with bar on top$ then length of $stack B D with bar on top.$

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The correct answer is: 11

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In $triangle A B C$ if AD is bisector of $stack B A C with _ below$ and DE bisects $open floor B D A comma open floor B equals 40 to the power of ring operator end exponent comma open floor C equals 80 to the power of ring operator end exponent close close close$ find $left floor B E D.$

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$triangle A B C$ is an Isosceles Triangle, if $A equals 92 to the power of ring operator end exponent$ then find ABD .

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Lines PS, QT and RU intersect at a common point ‘O’. P is joined to Q, R to S and T to U to form tr iangles. Then f ind the value of $angle P plus angle Q plus angle R plus angle S plus angle T plus angle U equals$

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The figure shows a ray incident at an angle $i equals pi divided by 3$ . If the plot drawn shown the variation of $vertical line r minus i vertical line$ versus $mu subscript 1 over mu subscript 2 equals k$ , (r=angle of refraction

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