Mathematics, 10.12.2020 01:40, jboii11

Is her claim about the relationship of area and perimeter correct for all figures? For example, is there any way that she could have a rectangle with
a greater perimeter than the figure in part (a) but with the same area? Give
examples and explain your reasoning.

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