CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELPPP!!!!! It's Algebra 1. I attached the picture it's just one question.

Mathematics

1 answer:

muminat2 years ago

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You have to do 2h up, halph an hour parallel , and then a line more vertical than the 2h, then parallel the time he is on the top, and then a line down that stops parallel for some time in the middle and then a line down to the bottom.

There you are almost but you have to do it with better measures.

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