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3 years ago

11. Use your ruler to measure in centimetres the lengths of the lines marked P, Q and R.

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miv72 [106K]3 years ago

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Unfortunately we are unable to do this question since the question would have to be in the correct scale (meaning we need the original copy not a camera version). This question must be done by you. Just use a ruler and measure the lines

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