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Find the missing lengths of the sides.
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This is an isoceles triangle, and it's sides follow the 1,1,√2 formula.
note that the √2 = 12√2 right now
12√2/√2 = 12
D)
a = 12 ft, b = 12 ft
is your answer
hope this helps
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