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Suppose the side length of a square A is 10 inches and the area of square C is 162 inches squared what is the area of square B if the squares form a right triangle ?

Suppose the side length of a square A is 10 inches and the area of square C is 162 inches squared what is the area of square B if the squares form a right triangle ?
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suppose the side length of a square A is 10 inches and the area of square C is 162 inches squared what is the area of square B if the squares form a right triangle ?

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62

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My teacher told me

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c is 16w I chez squared what is the
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