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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsIn Δ A B C , A C = 5.3 , B C = 7.2 and B A = 6.7. With angle bisectors as shown, which line segment is longer? a) A E ¯ or E C ¯ ? b) C D ¯ or D B ¯ ? c) A F ¯ or F B ¯ ?
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In Δ A B C , A C = 5.3 , B C = 7.2 and B A = 6.7. With angle bisectors as shown, which line segment is longer? a) A E ¯ or E C ¯ ? b) C D ¯ or D B ¯ ? c) A F ¯ or F B ¯ ?

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In Δ A B C , A C = 5.3 , B C = 7.2 and B A = 6.7. With angle bisectors as shown, which line segment is longer?

Chapter 5.6, Problem 23E, In ABC,AC=5.3,BC=7.2 and BA=6.7. With angle bisectors as shown, which line segment is longer? a AE

a) A E ¯ or E C ¯ ?

b) C D ¯ or D B ¯ ?

c) A F ¯ or F B ¯ ?

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