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Mathematics, 01.07.2020 15:01, mattmaddox86

Anna created the poster shown below: What would be the dimensions of the poster at fraction 1 over 4 times its current size? A.) Length = 9 cm, width = 4 cm
B.) Length = 144 cm, width = 64 cm
C.) Length = 32 cm, width = 12 cm
D.) Length = 40 cm, width = 20 cm


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