If a rectangle has a base of 6' and a height of 4' its area would be what? A= bxh A= 6'x4' A= 24 sq.ft.

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If a rectangle has a base of 6' and a height of 4' its area would be what?

A= bxh
A= 6'x4'
A= 24 sq.ft.

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24 sq.ft. Is the answer if not then I’m sorry

IlyaDoroshin answered Apr 20, 2022

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