Mathematics, 06.05.2020 22:14 aria0826

A. x=60;y=140

B. x=60;y=70

C. x=105;y=95

D. x=105;y=47.5

A. x=60;y=140 B. x=60;y=70 C. x=105;y=95 D. x=105;y=47.5

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A. x=60;y=140

B. x=60;y=70

C. x=105;y=95

D. x=105;y=47.5
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