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Mathematics, 11.09.2019 05:30 dpazmembreno

Figures x and y above show how eight identical triangular pieces of cardboard were used to form a square and a rectangle, respectively. what is the ratio of the perimeter of x to the perimeter of y? (a) 2: 3(b) 2√: 22: 2(c) 22√: 322: 3(d) 1: 1(e) 2√: 1

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