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How can two rectangles each have an area of 12 units, but have different lengths and widths
9 years ago

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Answered by Damon
2 * 6
is the same area as
3 * 4

both are 12
and 1 by 12 works too

and I just used whole numbers.
If you are allowed to use
2 sqrt 3 * 2 sqrt 3

and fractions you can get an infinite number of combinations
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