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If these two shapes are similar, what is the measure of the missing length g?

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So if the shapes are similar, they have to have a number multiple from to get the other triangle. If you divide 63 by 42, you get 1.5. Then you have to divide 54 by 1.5 to get G and that would be 36.

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