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Joel has brownies. The length of each brownie is 7cm and width is 5cm. Find the area of the brownie
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Joel has brownies. The length of each brownie is 7cm and width is 5cm. Find the area of the brownie
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35cm
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The area of the brownie is 35 squared centimeters.
Length x width
7 cm x 5 cm
35 sq cm
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