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If MI = 15 m, SM = 20 m, and TM = 9 m, what is the value of RM?
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If MI = 15 m, SM = 20 m, and TM = 9 m, what is the value of RM?

If MI = 15 m, SM = 20 m, and TM = 9 m, what is the value of RM?-example-1
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Answer:

RM=12m

Explanation:

You can set up a proportion of 9/15 on one side and RM/20 on the other. you would then cross multiply and solve for RM

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