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Daniel is creating a model of a stone tool from the Neolithic era. A diagram of one side of the tool is shown below.
B
А
6 in
T
1.3 in
ID
4.8 in
F
т
0.75 in
1
F
T G
1.2 in
I
H
9 in
Note: Image not drawn to scale.
Using the diagram, complete the sentences below.
The length of side Al is
inches
The length of side IH is
inches
The area of the visible side of the model is
square inches
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