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Find the height, h, of the triangle shown. h = A. 2c^2-4c+8 B. 2c^2+4c+8+(32/(c+2)) C. 4c^2+8c+16+(32/(c+2)) D. 4c^2-8c+16
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Find the height, h, of the triangle shown.

h =
A. 2c^2-4c+8
B. 2c^2+4c+8+(32/(c+2))
C. 4c^2+8c+16+(32/(c+2))
D. 4c^2-8c+16

Find the height, h, of the triangle shown. h = A. 2c^2-4c+8 B. 2c^2+4c+8+(32/(c+2)) C-example-1
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B

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