# MATH_URGENT

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Let M be the midpoint of side \overline{AB} of \triangle ABC. Angle bisector \overline{AD} of \angle CAB and the perpendicular bisector of side \overline{AB} meet at X. If AB = 40 and MX = 9, then how far is X from line {AC}?

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i don't know son

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54

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54 is NOT correct

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The answer is 9 for everyone who needs it. And it is correct, I checked.

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is 9 right anonymous

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its 9

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