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Suppose the sides of the parallelogram are of lengths p and q and let p <= q.Then either 10 < p <= sqrt(120) and 120/p <= q < 12.5

or sqrt(120) <=p <= q <= 12.5

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Q: What are the dimensions for a parallelogram if its area is 120 and its perimeter is between 40 and 50?
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