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The lengths of the sides of golden rectangles are in the ratio 1:1.62. So, the length of a golden rectangle is approximately 1.62 times greater than its width. a. Write and simp…

The lengths of the sides of golden rectangles are in the ratio 1:1.62. So, the length of a golden rectangle is approximately 1.62 times greater than its width. a. Write and simp…
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The lengths of the sides of golden rectangles are in the

ratio 1:1.62. So, the length of a golden rectangle is
approximately 1.62 times greater than its width.
a. Write and simplify a linear expression for
the perimeter of a golden rectangle.
1.62x

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