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disa [49]
3 years ago
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Helen designs a rectangle with an area of 225 square units. her rectangle is the largest rectangle( that is the rectangle with l

argest area) with whole-number side lengths that can be made from the perimeter of the rectangle. what are the lengths and width of the rectangle
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