Answer to Question #11658 in Geometry for dre williams

Question #11658

Using the Two Secant Theorem, Of LN=4, LN=x+4, LQ=13, and LP=3, solve for x.

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From the statement you've provided it appears that x=0(LN=4=4+x)

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