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3 years ago

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A
$15 \sqrt{22}$
B
$30 \sqrt{22}$
C
$30 \sqrt{11}$
D
$15 \sqrt{11}$

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wariber [46]3 years ago

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Answer:I'm 97.248316478692% sure it's C.

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