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A square's area is 3 times its perimeter. Find the dimensions of the square.
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A square's area is 3 times its perimeter. Find the dimensions of the square.

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Answer:

length = 6

width = 6

height = 6

Explanation:

Area of the square = 6 * 6

Area of the square = 36

The perimeter = 6 + 6

The perimeter = 12

so 36 is 3 times bigger than 12
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