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Jamie put 8 squares together to make a rectangle. There are 2 row of squares Each row has 4 squares how many pairs of sides touc

h each other in the rectangle

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MAXImum [283]4 years ago

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10 pairs :)

2 rows= 3 pairs touching 4 columns= 1

2*3+4*1=10

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