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The following problems are from a clay tablet in the British Museum. For each word problem, set up an equation that represents the conditions in the problems. Solve each equation. The problem in E requires a system of two equations with two variables.
a. Isummed the area and my square-side so that it was 0:45.
b. I took away my square-side from inside the area so that it was 14,30.
c. I summed the area and two-thirds of my square-side so that it was 0:35.
d. Isummed my square-side seven times and the area eleven times so that it was 6;15.
e. Isummed the areas of my two square-sides so that it was 0;21,40. And I summed my square-sides so that it was 0;50
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