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Find the missing side length, n. n=[?]

Find the missing side length, n n .\newlinen=[?] \mathrm{n}=[?]

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Q. Find the missing side length, n n .\newlinen=[?] \mathrm{n}=[?]
  1. Identify given information: Identify the equation or information given about nn. Here, nn is the missing side length we need to find.
  2. Unable to solve directly: Since no specific equation or additional information is provided about nn, we cannot solve for nn directly. We need more context or a formula to proceed.

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