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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsUse the result of Exercise 13 to do the following problem. In ▱ M N P Q , Q P = 12 and Q M = 9 . The length of altitude Q R ¯ (to side M N ¯ ) is 6. Find the length of altitude Q S ¯ from Q to P N ¯ .
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Use the result of Exercise 13 to do the following problem. In ▱ M N P Q , Q P = 12 and Q M = 9 . The length of altitude Q R ¯ (to side M N ¯ ) is 6. Find the length of altitude Q S ¯ from Q to P N ¯ .

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Use the result of Exercise 13 to do the following problem. In ▱ M N P Q , Q P = 12 and Q M = 9 . The length of altitude Q R ¯ (to side M N ¯ ) is 6. Find the length of altitude Q S ¯ from Q to P N ¯ .

Chapter 5.3, Problem 37E, Use the result of Exercise 13 to do the following problem. In MNPQ, QP=12 and QM=9. The length of

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