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Re: In the figure above, DE is parallel to AC. BE = 2EC DE = 12 [#permalink]
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In the figure above, DE is parallel to AC. BE = 2EC DE = 12 [#permalink]
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BE:EC = 2:1 [Given] Thus, BC:BE = 3:2
2 ≡ 12 [We can deduce from above] Thus, 3 ≡ 18 (answer)
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