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If you split a polygon in two, the sum of the areas of the two new polygons will equal the area of the original polygon. true false

If you split a polygon in two, the sum of the areas of the two new polygons will equal the area of the original polygon. true false
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If you split a polygon in two, the sum of the areas of the two new polygons will equal the area of the original polygon.

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Answer:

True.

Explanation:

That is common sense.

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