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Record your loop measurements in centimeters rounded to the nearest tenth of a
centimater. Then use the formula A=lw to find the area of each rectangle, and record it in the
third column of the table.


Record your loop measurements in centimeters rounded to the nearest tenth of a centimater. Then use

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