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Segment Side A E is 7 inches and Side A H is 7 StartRoot 3 EndRoot inches. What is the length of Side E H? Round to the nearest tenth. 7.0 inches 9.9 inches 12.1 inches 14.0 inches
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Segment Side A E is 7 inches and Side A H is 7 StartRoot 3 EndRoot inches. What is the length of Side E H? Round to the nearest tenth.
7.0 inches
9.9 inches
12.1 inches
14.0 inches
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