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10. Which of the following could be the perimeters of the three squares below? A. 12 ft, 16 ft and 20 ft B. 20 ft, 16 ftand 24 ft C. 40 ft, 80 ft and 120 ft D. 16 ft, 24 ft and 28 ft
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10. Which of the following could be the

perimeters of the three squares below?
A. 12 ft, 16 ft and 20 ft
B. 20 ft, 16 ftand 24 ft
C. 40 ft, 80 ft and 120 ft
D. 16 ft, 24 ft and 28 ft

10. Which of the following could be the perimeters of the three squares below? A. 12 ft-example-1
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12 16 20. law of proportions

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