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devlian [24]
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Please help with the mathematical questions​

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BARSIC [14]3 years ago
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1. P = 18+24+17+7+9+9 = 84
A = (7x9) + (18x17) = 369

2. P = 16+22+11+7+9+11 = 76
A = (16x11)+(11x15) = 341

3. P = 10+14+29+24+14+19 = 110
A = (24x19) + (14x14) = 652

4. P= 10+17+15+7+9+8 = 66
A=(15x10)+(8x9) = 222

5. P = 13+16+19+10+26+32 = 116
A = (13x10)+(32x16) = 642

6. P = 32+31+19+20+12+12 = 126
A = (31x12)+(20x12)= 612
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