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First, find the area of the two smaller squares and use them to find the area of the larger square. Input the areas. Then click done.

First, find the area of the two smaller squares and use them to find the area of the larger square. Input the areas. Then click done.
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First, find the area of the two smaller squares and use them to find

the area of the larger square. Input the areas. Then click done.

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Is there supposed to be a picture that give the measurements and sizes of the squares
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