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The angle bisector theorem tells you the segments on one side of the bisector are proportional to those on the other side. This lets you write

[tex]\dfrac{x+1}{8}=\dfrac{2x}{12}\\\\3(x+1)=2(2x)\qquad\text{multiply by 24}\\\\3x+3=4x\qquad\text{eliminate parentheses}\\\\x=3\qquad\text{subtract 3x}\\\\BC=(x+1)+(2x)=(3+1)+(2\cdot 3)\\\\BC=4+6=10[/tex]

The length of BC is 10.

since AD is an angle bisector to ∡BAC, then by the angle bisector, triangles ABD ~ ADC, therefore, we can use their corresponding sides, thus


[tex]\bf \cfrac{AB}{AC}=\cfrac{BD}{DC}\implies \cfrac{8}{12}=\cfrac{x+1}{2x}\implies \cfrac{2}{3}=\cfrac{x+1}{2x}\implies 4x=3x+3\implies \boxed{x=3} \\\\[-0.35em] \rule{34em}{0.25pt}\\\\ BC=(x+1)+(2x)\implies BC=4+6\implies BC=10[/tex]

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