How would you all go about solving this? At first I thought that the larger ABC triangle was 30-60-90, but I am not sure about this. Thanks!

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GMATGuruNY wrote:
To determine how the angles in a figure affect each other, plug in for the angle measurements, following the rules of geometry and the conditions given in the problem:
The drawings above show two combinations of angles that follow both the rules of geometry and the conditions given in the problem.
In each case, AD = BD = BC.
Question rephrased: What is the length of AD or BD?
Statement 1: AD = 6.
Sufficient.
Statement 2: x=36.
No information about the any of the lengths.
Insufficient.
The correct answer is A.
venmic wrote:Hi -
I do not understand how is AD = BD = BC
I understand how AD = BD but NOT how it is equal to BC from the angles.
Even from the picture I dont see how it is equal
Appreciate it if you can explain
Thanks

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