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Mathematics, 16.01.2021 21:50 briannawilliams893

A quadrilateral has an area=6, and a perimeter =12. If a scale factor of 3 is applied to each side, choose the resulting new area and perimeter combination


A quadrilateral has an area=6, and a perimeter =12. If a scale factor of 3 is applied to each side,

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