Square A and Square B have different areas. The length of a side of Square A can be represented by x. The length of a side of Square B is 3 times the length of a side of Square A. The total perimeter of

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Chris Stratton asked May 15, 2022

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Square A and Square B have different areas.

The length of a side of Square A can be represented by x.
The length of a side of Square B is 3 times the length of a side of Square A.
The total perimeter of both squares is 32 units.

How long are the sides of Square A?

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Explanation:

X*3= 3x

3x = 32/3

= 12 Square A has a length of 12

Freek answered May 21, 2022

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