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2 years ago

Pg 436 Questions 10-13

Mathematics

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Rzqust [24]2 years ago

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10. P- 30 ft , A- 8064
11. P- 18.8 ft, A- 44.8
I know it's only 2 questions but that's all I know sorry :( I hope that I at least helped a little though!

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