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Mathematics, 08.12.2019 04:31 staffordkimberly

Find the area of the kite.

a) 348 ft2

b) 192 ft2

c) 64 ft2

d) 96 ft2


Find the area of the kite.  a) 348 ft2 b) 192 ft2 c) 64 ft2

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