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3 years ago

Complete the generic rectangle (PLEASE HELP)

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1 answer:

navik [9.2K]3 years ago

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I believe the area of the blank rectangle, the biggest one, is 2800. The whole rectangle all together is 3225.

Explanation:

Since the length of one of the rectangles is 70, the rectangle with an area of 210 will have a side length of 3. This means the rectangle with an area of 15 has a side length of 5. <em>That</em> means the rectangle with an area of 200 has a side length of 40. Therefore, the blank rectangle has an area of 2800, as it's 2 side lengths are 70 and 40.

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