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The polygons in each pair are similar.Find the missing side length
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The polygons in each pair are similar.Find the missing side length
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Divide the bottom number on the right triangle by 6 to get your answer
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I am gonna assume the answer is 8.If not another 4 i wish you could see the whole picture
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