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Mathematics, 12.12.2019 08:31 Frenchfries13

Given: △pqr∼△jxy, qs and xz are medians, pq=9, xz=4, qs=xj.
find: qs


Given: △pqr∼△jxy, qs and xz are medians, pq=9, xz=4, qs=xj. find: qs

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