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Find the missing length for the pair of similar figures the first figure 1.4,1.2 second figure 3.5,s
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is there a picture or graph or something to go with it
please anyone help :)
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Is there an image you can attach for us?
yeah but for some reason I can't get it to upload so I just wrote it like that, can u still help without it?
sry no i need the image
s = 3.1/2
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no sorry Kaili that's fine @shifuyanli
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