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PLEASE HELP Consider the rectangle reduction. A larger rectangle has a length of StartFraction 17 over 8 EndFraction inches and width of StartFraction 11 over 6 EndFraction inches. A smaller rectangle
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PLEASE HELP Consider the rectangle reduction.

A larger rectangle has a length of StartFraction 17 over 8 EndFraction inches and width of StartFraction 11 over 6 EndFraction inches. A smaller rectangle has a length of StartFraction 17 over 10 EndFraction inches and width of x inches.


What is the missing dimension of the reduced rectangle?

User Kashalo
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Answer:

the first one 11/15

Explanation:

User Mike Ma
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Answer:

Sorry if this is late but it's 11/15

Explanation:

I did it on edg 2020 so ye

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