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the sum of the length of a side of two squares is 18cm and the sum of their areas is 212 cm^2. find the length of a side of the smaller square​
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the sum of the length of a side of two squares is 18cm and the sum of their areas is 212 cm^2. find the length of a side of the smaller square​

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The bigger square is 14cm and the smaller square is 14cm

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