Use the diagram to find the lengths.
BP is the perpendicular bisector
of AC.
CQ is the...
Mathematics, 02.11.2020 14:00 TamB01
Use the diagram to find the lengths.
BP is the perpendicular bisector
of AC.
CQ is the perpendicular bisector of BD.
AB = BC = CD.
Suppose AC = 12 cm and QD= 10 cm.
What is
the length of QC?
Answers: 1
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