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If rectangle A has sides that are three times the length of those in rectangle B, how do the areas of the two rectangles compare?​

If rectangle A has sides that are three times the length of those in rectangle B, how do the areas of the two rectangles compare?​
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If rectangle A has sides that are three times the length of those in rectangle B, how do the areas of the two rectangles compare?​

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Explanation:

I have no explanation it's just on my test '-'

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