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In Δ ABC, ||, P ∈ , Q ∈ . If 4AP = AB and AQ = 4, then AC =

We have,



Given: In ∆ABC,


PQ ∥ BC,


4 AP = AB &


AQ = 4


To find: AC = ?


We know, 4 AP = AB


⇒ …(i)


In ∆ABC, we know that PQ ∥ BC.



⇒


⇒


⇒


⇒ AC = 4 × 4


⇒ AC = 16


Thus, the option (d) is correct.

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