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Mathematics, 12.06.2021 18:50 nya6557

< DMC = 90°
P ABCD = 48 cm.
AM = BM
AB = ? cm.​


< DMC = 90°P ABCD = 48 cm. AM = BMAB = ? cm.​

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< DMC = 90°
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AM = BM
AB = ? cm.​
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