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    Seven identical rectangles are arranged to form a larger rectangle with an area of 560 cm^2. To determine the dimensions of the smaller rectangles, one must calculate what size the smaller rectangles must be in order to fit together to form the larger rectangle with the given area.

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    Seven identical rectangles are arranged to form a larger rectangle with an area of 560 cm^2. To determine the dimensions of the smaller rectangles, one must calculate what size the smaller rectangles must be in order to fit together to form the larger rectangle with the given area.

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    Seven identical rectangles are arranged to form a larger rectangle with an area of 560 cm^2. To determine the dimensions of the smaller rectangles, one must calculate what size the smaller rectangles must be in order to fit together to form the larger rectangle with the given area.

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    Problem of the Week

    Problem C
    Rectangles Abound

    Seven identical rectangles are arranged as shown in the diagram to form a large
    rectangle ABCD.
    If the area of rectangle ABCD is 560 cm2 , determine the dimensions of the
    smaller rectangles.

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