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How was it determined that the base is 8 units long and the height is 3 units?
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How was it determined that the base is 8 units long and the height is 3 units?

How was it determined that the base is 8 units long and the height is 3 units?-example-1
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Each one of the little squares is called a unit. they count in a line how many units are on the base. they did the same upward for the height

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