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Is the length of a rectangle always more than the width?
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Is the length of a rectangle always more than the width?

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Well, a square is still a rectangle, and as you already know, squares have four equal sides, so the answer to your question is no.
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No it's not because the length of a rectangle is not always but some times do and you can search on internet or ask your teacher too that might be helped I think may be.
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