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Two squares with integer-length sides overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square as shown. The shaded region has are 28 sq cm. find the area of the larger square in sq cm.

Name: Two squares with integer-length sides overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square as shown. The shaded region has are 28 sq cm. find the area of the larger square in sq cm.
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Description: Two squares with integer-length sides overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square as shown. The shaded region has are 28 sq cm. find the area of the larger square in sq cm.

          Two squares with integer-length sides overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square as shown. The shaded region has are 28 sq cm. find the area of the larger square in sq cm.

Two squares with integer-length sides overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square as shown. The shaded region has are 28 sq cm. find the area of the larger square in sq cm.

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Geometry A Common Core Curriculum

Ron Larson, Laurie Boswell 1st Edition

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05/15/2022

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Since the shaded region has an area of 28 sq cm, the area of the smaller square is x^2 - 28 sq cm. Show more…

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Two squares with integer-length sides overlap so that two sides of the smaller square rest along two sides of the larger square as shown. The shaded region has an area of 28 sq cm. Find the area of the larger square in sq cm.