Find the dimensions of a rectangle whose perimeter is 10cm and area is 6cm2.
Find the dimensions of a another rectangle whose perimeter is 76cm and area is 261cm2.
Find the dimensions of a third rectangle whose perimeter is 27cm and area is 44cm2.
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The two numbers whose sum is 5 and product is 6 are:
2 and 3
The two numbers whose sum is 38 and product is 261
9 and 29
The two numbers whose sum is 13.5 and product is 44
8 and 5.5
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