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Mathematics, 16.10.2019 23:00, unicornpoop54

Can someoneno-one is and i need to on geometry! i need to find the area of this figure and my teacher told us we can use the formula of a rhombus to find this. and if anyone is able to, can someone me with the rest of my geometry homeeork, it's only 3 questions but i would graciously appreciate ! sooo much! i will also make y'all have the brainliest answer


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