Since C is the midpoint of both segments AB and DE, we can determine the lengths of AB and DE by using the position of the midpoint. However, since we don't have the actual coordinates or additional information related to the lengths or positioning of points A, B, D, and E, we cannot directly compute or infer the lengths of AB or DE from this alone.
The values provided (17, 24, 26, 13) may potentially represent the lengths. If we had more data or specific measurements, we could confirm the length of AB. In this case, without that information, we might guess based on common answers, but there isn't enough context to choose correctly.
If you have more context or data related to the lengths or any other clues, please share!
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