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True, because perimeter is 2L+2W, and area is LW, and because they both have the same Length (L), whichever one has the higher Width (W) will have the larger area and perimeter.

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L=10 W=5
Perimeter = 30
Area = 50

L=10 W=6
Perimeter = 32
Area = 60

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