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Amilo designs call 7 rectangles in every 140 cm. How many rectangles will be present in 220cm
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Amilo designs call 7 rectangles in every 140 cm. How many rectangles will be present in 220cm
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We can use the next proportion:
Solving for x:
x =
11 rectangles
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