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Find the missing side lengths

Find the missing side lengths-example-1

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Frank DeRosa asked

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side a = 17

side b = 17

RHertel answered Sep 18, 2022

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Answer:

a = 17

b = 17

Answered by GAUTHMATH

Ustaman Sangat answered Sep 23, 2022

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