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what is the area of the face of a rectangle crystals that has a widlth (w) measuring 3.4 cm and a length (1) measuring 4.2 cm?
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what is the area of the face of a rectangle crystals that has a widlth (w) measuring 3.4 cm and a length (1) measuring 4.2 cm?

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Answer:

14.28
cm^(2)

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply length by width to get area: 3.4 x 4.2 = 14.28

The answer will be in units of cm x cm =
cm^(2)

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