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ee wants to cut this piece of canvas into two rectangles that are 3 x 2 and 3 x 5. He wants the sum of the areas of the two sma...Asked by dee
Lee wants to cut this piece of canvas into two rectangles that are 3×2 and 3×5. He wants the sum of the areas of the two small rectangles to be the same as the area of the large rectangle. Can he do this? Explain
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Edwin
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The large rectangle has an area of (3x2)+(3x5)=6+15=21
Factors of 21
1, 3,7, 21
The large rectangle is 3x7
The large rectangle has an area of (3x2)+(3x5)=6+15=21
Factors of 21
1, 3,7, 21
The large rectangle is 3x7
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tiffany
Lee want to cut this piece of canvas into two rectangles that are 3×2 and 3×5. He wants the sum of the area of the two small rectangles to be the same as the area of the large rectangle. 6 feet and 3 feet. Can he do this. Explain
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tiffany
Lee want to cut this piece of canvas into two rectangles that are 3×2 and 3×5. He wants the sum of the area of the two small rectangles to be the same as the area of the large rectangle. 6 feet across and 3 feet. Can he do this. Explain
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