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Find the lengths of the missing side. A.18 B.8 C.20 D.9
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Find the lengths of the missing side.
A.18
B.8
C.20
D.9

Find the lengths of the missing side. A.18 B.8 C.20 D.9-example-1
User Iredia Ebikade
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The answer is d and because if you divide 15 by 5 it’s 3 so it’s 9
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Answer:

Explanation:

Both are similar triangles


(a)/(3)=(15)/(5)\\\\a=(15)/(5)*3\\\\a=3*3\\\\a= 9

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