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Whoever gets it right and selects all the corret ones gets brainly also plz help

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Helga [31]4 years ago

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So the large rectangle is a 12x6
the shaded region is 3x3
you can write the proportion as
the top side of the shaded area over the top side of the big rectangle X the left side of the shaded area over the left side of the big rectangle
so
3/12 x 3/6

Hope this helps :)

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