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A town covering an area of 104 km^2 is shaped like a rhombus. Two roads join opposite corners of the town. If one of the roads is 13 km long, how long is the second road? Give a…

A town covering an area of 104 km^2 is shaped like a rhombus. Two roads join opposite corners of the town. If one of the roads is 13 km long, how long is the second road? Give a…
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A town covering an area of 104 km^2 is shaped like a rhombus. Two roads join opposite corners of the town. If one of the roads is 13 km long, how long is the second road?

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