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Given angle BEJ~RUW, what is RU?

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harina [27]3 years ago

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RU is 34. To find the answer you can use a proportion. In this problem the proportion would be 60/51 = 40/x. You can then cross multiply giving you 51*40=60x. You can then solve for x which is your answer.

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