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Suppose MQ = NR = 14 and PQ = 5NP. What is the length of NP if MR = 20?

Suppose MQ = NR = 14 and PQ = 5NP. What is the length of NP if MR = 20?
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Suppose MQ = NR = 14 and PQ = 5NP. What is the length of NP if MR = 20?

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1 1/3 or 4/3 (both have the same value, but just are in different forms)

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1 1/3

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