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Find the area of a parallelogram with base equals 15 cm and height equals 7 cm.?
Area of a parallelogram is base*height 15*7=105 105 square centimeters
What is 5 divied by 5?
ANY NUMBER (EXCEPT ZERO) DIVIDED BY ITSELF EQUALS 1.Thus, (x/x) = 1.Thus, (5/5) = 1.
What is 240 divied by 1.2?
200
In triangle ABC angle C is a right angle Find the measure of angle B if side b equals 105 m and side c equals 139 m?
49 degrees
What is the perimeter of a rectangle with base equals 9 ft and height equals 4 ft?
26 feet
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