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PLEASE help me answer this question. Can anyone do this on paper, write step by step, and send the pile photo to me? Or just an

explanation on how you solve this and answer pls??

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noname [10]2 years ago

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To find the diagonal you do
side x the square root of 2
so your answer would be

8 1/2

Hope this helps ;)

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