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等腰三角形一边长为3,另一边长为6,则其周长为________.

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等腰三角形一边长为3,另一边长为6,则其周长为________.

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B. were motivated by an illusory prospect

C. came from different intellectual backgrounds

D. left few formal records for later reference

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