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In this truss bridge, A MNR ~ APQR. QR = 3 feet, PQ = 4 feet and NR = 6 feet. What is MN, the height of this bridge?

In this truss bridge, A MNR ~ APQR. QR = 3 feet, PQ = 4 feet and NR = 6 feet. What is MN, the height of this bridge?
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In this truss bridge, A MNR ~ APQR. QR = 3 feet, PQ = 4 feet and NR = 6 feet.

What is MN, the height of this bridge?

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Answer:

8

Explanation:

on edu 2021

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Answer:

8

Explanation:

because i said

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