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Jillian wants her rectangular garden to cover an area of 180 square feet. What are the lengths and widths of two possible rectangles she can use? Explain.
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Jillian wants her rectangular garden to cover an area of 180 square feet. What are the lengths and widths of two possible rectangles she can use? Explain.
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15 feet by 12 feet or 10 feet by 18 feet
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