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If RAMS is a rectangle and RM = x² + 5x and AS = 11x + 16 and RA = x² + 15. Find x and find RA.
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If RAMS is a rectangle and RM = x² + 5x and AS = 11x + 16 and RA = x² + 15. Find x and find RA.
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If RAMS is a rectangle and RM = x² + 5x and AS = 11x + 16 and RA = x² + 15. Find x and find RA.
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what kind of witchcraft is this?
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