A point P that moves equidistant from the vertices A and C.
In this question we have been given an irregular pentagon, ABCDE. Vertex A is opposite to vertex C whilst vertex B is opposite to vertices E and D respectively.
Friends kindly tell me, am I right to assume that since an irregular pentagon cannot either be circumscribed or inscribed, therefore, to solve this problem I will only have to
simply join vertex A and C through a straight line? Kindly assist friends, I really do not know where to start, thank every body!
In this question we have been given an irregular pentagon, ABCDE. Vertex A is opposite to vertex C whilst vertex B is opposite to vertices E and D respectively.
Friends kindly tell me, am I right to assume that since an irregular pentagon cannot either be circumscribed or inscribed, therefore, to solve this problem I will only have to
simply join vertex A and C through a straight line? Kindly assist friends, I really do not know where to start, thank every body!
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