Drag each length to the correct location on the triangle. Each length can be used more than once, but not all lengths will be us
ed.
What are the missing side lengths for the triangle?
10/2
5√2 10 5√3
5
5√2
45°
B
Reset
45°
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What are the missing side lengths for the triangle?
10/2
5√2 10 5√3
5
5√2
45°
B
Reset
45°
Next
1 answer:
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The amount of water decreases each week is same.
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