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Math is not my strong point.. Answers: 20in 16in 18in Would also appreciate an explanation if possible, so I can understand myself. But it’s alright if it’s not provided.
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Math is not my strong point..
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18in
Would also appreciate an explanation if possible, so I can understand myself. But it’s alright if it’s not provided.
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The answer is going to be 16in
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Answer: 16 in
Step-by-step explanation:
PQ/QR = PT/TS
PQ/4 = 12/3
PQ x 3 = 12 x 4 (cross multiply)
PQ x 3 = 48
PQ = 48/3
PQ = 16
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