4.3 Use 4.2 to determine YZ , if

Let’s get down to business with this problem! If we apply the concept from 4.2 and know that , we can use the properties of the figures involved. For instance, consider triangles or any relevant geometric relationships that link these points. If these points align with a certain relationship (like ratios of sides or similar triangles), we can determine accordingly. Just plug in the values if any are provided or if there’s a specific formula indicated in the previous section!

Alright, let’s have some fun with the data! If is 32 cm and we hypothesize some configurations, we might say if were a function of (like half or double), it could be calculated easily. Think of it as using a magic multiplier! Just make sure all assumptions align with what you know from 4.2. Happy calculating!