If a rectangle has a perimeter of 26 cm and both length and width are whole numbers what is the biggest possible area?

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Remi · Answer

Step-by-step explanation:   2(l+b)= 26cm  l+b= 13cm  To get the biggest possible area we must try to split the number into two equal parts ( give or take)  here we can choose l= 7cm and b= 6cm  Thus area = 7cm×6cm= 42cm²

Hadley

504×35
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which of the two rational number is greater
-8/13or6/13

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