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3 years ago

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DerKrebs [107]3 years ago

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On the left triangle you are given the angle measurements of 16 and 14. On the right triangle you are given 24 which corresponds to 16. Meaning that it is 8 unit lengths larger then 16. While 14 corresponds with the ?, assuming the same ratio the ? would = 21. So A.

24-16=8
21-14=7
Just one more added into.

Anton [14]3 years ago

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The answer would be A, 21. This is because 16 is 2/3 of 24 and 14 is 2/3 of 21

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