Maths , Circles

[patent depot]

Can someone help me with this?

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[somber palm]

sure, can you show me what you did?

[low idol]

Have you tried to draw the diagram out?

Can you also show the figure they gave?

[unreal moss]

oh this looks fun

[unreal moss]

nevermind this is not fun

this is weird problem

[low idol]

Try to use the area formulas for a triangle, specifically [ABC]=rs, where r is the inradius, s is the semiperimeter, and [ABC] is the area of the triangle.

Then set them equal to each other, and let AE (the line from A to the point of contact on AC) be x, and just solve for x and thus find AB and AC.

Sorry, I figured this out sometime yesterday but didn’t have access to my phone.

[dull relic]

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[unreal moss]

ah decievengly simple

hehe