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Which area model represents 6 units x 10 units

Which area model represents 6 units x 10 units
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Which area model represents 6 units x 10 units

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Explanation:

Which area model represents 6 units x 10 units?

We first need to find...

6 units * 10 units

this is 60

A=60 units

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