Mathematics, 22.03.2021 01:10, ashleyremon

Suppose you have a 7-cm by 5-cm rectangle. You increase the length by 1 cm and decrease the width by 1 cm. You continue to do this. What happens to the perimeter of the rectangle? The area? Explain why this happens.

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