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The picture shows a blue rectangle split into 6 equal parts and an orange rectangle split into 6 equal parts. Drag figures to each box so that their total area is equal to the n…

The picture shows a blue rectangle split into 6 equal parts and an orange rectangle split into 6 equal parts. Drag figures to each box so that their total area is equal to the n…
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The picture shows a blue rectangle split into 6

equal parts and an orange rectangle split into 6
equal parts.

Drag figures to each box so that their total area is equal to the number given.

The picture shows a blue rectangle split into 6 equal parts and an orange rectangle-example-1
User Idoimaging
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Answer:

what is the answer?

Explanation:

User Greg Wozniak
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Answer:

Answers are in the pictures.

Explanation:

The picture shows a blue rectangle split into 6 equal parts and an orange rectangle-example-1
The picture shows a blue rectangle split into 6 equal parts and an orange rectangle-example-2
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