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Homework Statement
The problem is attached as TheProblem.jpg and the answer is D.
Homework Equations
Perhaps the equations attached in Metric relationships summary.pdf.
The Attempt at a Solution
My logic is as follows:
For A, XW does not necessarily equal WZ.
For B, it seems that they are trying to trick the student into thinking of h^2 = d*e (from the Metric relationships summary.pdf file).
For C, the ratio does not work out because the angle facing each respective smaller/larger leg is different.
For D, I can't figure it out but it seems to relate to the Metric relationships summary.pdf file I attached.
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!