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A square poster has sides measuring 2 feet less than the sides of a square sign. If the difference between their areas is 32 square feet. Find the lengths of the sides of the poster and the sign?
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A square poster has sides measuring 2 feet less than the sides of a square sign. If the difference between their areas is 32 square feet. Find the lengths of the sides of the poster and the sign?
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Area of square one =
=
Area of square two =
The difference of the area of two squares = 32
The side length of the poster =
The side length of the sign =
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