please help to solve this---**Title:** Geometry Math Problem **Question:** $\frac{x}{y} = ?$ **Other Relevant Text:** Give it a Try Can you solve this? **Chart/Diagram Description:** * **Type:** Geometric figure, specifically a square with internal lines. * **Main Elements:** * A square is depicted. Let's label the vertices counterclockwise starting from the bottom left as D, C, B, A (bottom left, bottom right, top right, top left). * The bottom side DC is divided into two segments. The segment from D to a point P is labeled 'x' (indicated by a blue brace below DP). The segment from P to C is labeled 'y' (indicated by a red brace below PC). The total length of the bottom side DC is x + y. * The right side BC is divided into two segments by a point Q. The upper segment BQ and the lower segment QC are marked with double hash marks, indicating that their lengths are equal (BQ = QC). * Lines are drawn from the top left vertex A to point P on the bottom side and to point Q on the right side. * The angle at the top left vertex A is divided by the line segment AQ into two angles, angle DAQ and angle QAB. Both these angles are marked with a single arc and a tick mark, indicating that angle DAQ = angle QAB. Since it's a square, angle DAB is a right angle (90 degrees). Therefore, angle DAQ = angle QAB = 45 degrees. * The lines connecting the vertices are solid black lines. The segments x and y are indicated by colored braces and labels below the bottom side. The double hash marks indicate equal lengths on the right side. The angle markings indicate equal angles at the top left vertex.

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