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Mathematics, 24.02.2021 07:50 mshepherdmiller

Emma plans to make the area of her garden four times as large as it was last year. Her old and new gardens are similar rectangles. Emma wants to use her existing fence to enclose the new garden, but knows she will not have enough. How much of the new garden can she enclose with the existing fence?

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