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25. if CD 1 EF, m_HCE = 40 and mcHCD = 5x, find each missing value. K a) = b) mZECH = c) mZHCD = d) nZGCF = e) ZECG = 1 MZGCD = D H

25. if CD 1 EF, m_HCE = 40 and mcHCD = 5x, find each missing value. K a) = b) mZECH = c) mZHCD = d) nZGCF = e) ZECG = 1 MZGCD = D H
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if CD 1 EF, m_HCE = 40 and mcHCD = 5x, find each missing value.
K
a) =
b) mZECH =
c) mZHCD =
d) nZGCF =
e) ZECG =
1 MZGCD =
D
H

25. if CD 1 EF, m_HCE = 40 and mcHCD = 5x, find each missing value. K a) = b) mZECH-example-1
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Easy question

x=10

mECH=40

mHCD=50

mGCF=40

mECG=140

mGCD=13

Hence we found the solution.

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