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Three congruent rectangles |
2008-10-27 |
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From Meagan:
Here is my problem: Three congruent (non-square) rectangles are placed
to form a larger rectangle. [Two are oriented the same way and the
"stacked" while the third is rotated 90 degrees and placed next to the
other two.] The total area is 1350 square cetimeters. Square ABCD is
then created that has the same perimeter as the large rectangle that was
created. E is the midpoint of line CD and F is the midpoint of BC. Find the
area of triangle AEF.
Answered by Penny Nom. |
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