Math, asked by aayushashivankar0529, 7 months ago

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Answered by harsh392833

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Answer:

Two sides =7cm, 2.6 cm

third side = 7 cm+2.6 cm

= 9.6 cm

Answered by pranathi294

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Answer:

two sides = 7cm + 2.6 CM

third side = 9.6 CM

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