if the perimeter of square 1 is 104 ft and the area of square 2 is 576 ft2, what is the side length of square 3? *

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if the perimeter of square 1 is 104 ft and the area of square 2 is 576 ft2, what is the side length of square 3? *

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Answer:

24646797646

Explanation:

5134844-573484944+57799484949+4643%

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