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9 The ratio of the area of the bases of two geometrically similar vascs is 9:25. The height of the larger vase is 20 cm more than the height of the smaller vase. (a) Find the height of the smaller vase.
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9 The ratio of the area of the bases of two geometrically similar vascs is 9:25.

The height of the larger vase is 20 cm more than the height of the smaller vase.
(a) Find the height of the smaller vase.

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10cm

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