What is the length of dc

16

Step-by-step explanation:

Alright we know that B is 8. Parallel to that B is line C and we can tell that the both of those are the same length.

That means we already have C and now we need a solution for D but that's the thing, we can just do what we did for C.

For D it's just a continuation of the B line so which is divided down the middle of the circle. That means that the other side, D, is also 8.

C+D=DC

8+8=16

DC=16

Hope that makes sense,

Your friendly neighborhood struggling student

Toodles ✌

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