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Mathematics, 22.07.2019 07:30, fishercc
10 plz if you were given the area of a figure and told that all the dimensions of the figure would be cut in half, how could you find the area of the new similar figure? multiply the area of the original figure by 1/2 divide the area of the original figure by 1/2 multiply the area of the original figure by 4 divide the area of the original figure by 4
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