Consider a triangle ABC. The sides AB an...

Consider a triangle ABC. The sides AB and AC are extended to points D and E respectively, such that `AD = 3AB and AE = 3AC.` Then one diagonal of BDEC divides the other diagonal in the ratio `p: q` then `p+q=`

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