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A problem in the new class of eighth grade mathematics.
The parallel line of AC intersects the extension line of BC at point E.

So: AD=CE=2√2cm.

BC=2√2+6√2=8√

I don't know much about it either. . . We also learned.

You should draw parallel lines.

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