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A right triangle has a leg measurement of 15 mm and a hypotenuse of 18 mm. What is the measurement of the other leg, rounded to

the nearest tenth?
A. 9.9 mm

B. 12.1 mm

C. 10.2 mm

D. 11.3 mm

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Sergio039 [100]3 years ago

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I think it’s C.10.2 but if I’m wrong sorry I try

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