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A rectangular field is 140 yards long and 90 yards wide. Give the length and width of another rectangular field that has the sam

e perimeter but a smaller area.

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Galina-37 [17]3 years ago

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140 by 90 = 460 perimeter = 12,600 area

150 by 80 = 460 perimeter = 12,000 area

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