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A 2 × 3 rectangle is partitioned into 6 congruent numbered squares as shown. A single 1 × 2 rectangle is placed to cover exactly 2 of the numbered squares. The covered numbers a…

A 2 × 3 rectangle is partitioned into 6 congruent numbered squares as shown. A single 1 × 2 rectangle is placed to cover exactly 2 of the numbered squares. The covered numbers a…
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A 2 × 3 rectangle is partitioned into 6 congruent numbered squares as shown. A single 1 × 2 rectangle is placed to cover exactly 2 of the numbered squares. The covered numbers are then added together. How many different sums can result?

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5

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we went over the answers in my class

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