Предмет: Алгебра, автор: ymt5sbkqww

Ne 2
На листе нарисованы два прямоугольника. Известно, что и длина, и ширина
второго прямоугольника на 6 см больше, чем длина и ширина первого,
а площадь второго прямоугольника на 96 см2 больше площади первого.
Найдите периметр второго прямоугольника.
Число или дробь
помогите срочно,пожалуйста!!!!

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Автор ответа: Krj271024

Ответ:

Объяснение:

Так как у прямоугольника 4 стороны и 96:4=24 см

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