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if the sides of a triangle QRS are QR=10X-6, RS=6X-15,QS=X+24, find a range of possible values for X?

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timama [110]2 years ago

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X+44 or change ur equations to a better understanding

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if the sides of a triangle QRS are QR=10X-6, RS=6X-15,QS=X+24, find a range of possible values for X?​

if the sides of a triangle QRS are QR=10X-6, RS=6X-15,QS=X+24, find a range of possible values for X?