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Chapter 13: Q. 3 (page 525)

3. Find OD and BF.

Short Answer

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The value of OD is 2 and the value of BF is 5.

Step by step solution

01

Step-1 – Given

Given that:

OD lies on horizontal axis (x-axis) and BF lies on vertical axis (y-axis).

02

Step-2 – To determine

We have to find OD and BF.

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Step-3 – Calculation 

Since OD lies on the horizontal axis, so the horizontal distance between O and D is = 2.

Since BF lies on the vertical axis, so the vertical distance between Band F is = 5.

So, OD = 2 and BF = 5.

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