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3 years ago

I need 5 & 6 answered. just don’t look at my answers because they’re wrong.

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inn [45]3 years ago

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U have posted 6 & 7 instead so let me answer them instead ..as for 6 you must use Pythagoras theorem ..

Lib _ _ _ P. So u can see they form a right angled triangle. by pythagoras ,answer would be 4 .

Similarly draw a rough diagram for 2nd one u will get the answer as √495 foot ..

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