The areas of the rectangles below follow a general pattern. The area of each rectangle is the product of its dimensions, width and length. Identify the pattern among the given areas and then find the area of the rectangle A. Show all steps and justify your observations.

ok so thier are 4 rectangles the 4th rectangle is a
they are all diffrent sizes...i have to find A..how do i do that?..*PLEASE* help mee

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The areas of the rectangles below follow a general pattern. The area of each rectangle is the product of its dimensions, width and length. Identify the pattern among the given areas and then find the area of the rectangle A. Show all steps and justify your observations.

ok so thier are 4 rectangles the 4th rectangle is a 
they are all diffrent sizes...i have to find A..how do i do that?..*PLEASE* help mee

anonymous · Answer

am i supposed to use uh theorem?? Lol

anonymous · Answer

Can't really make sense of your question.

I assume w*l for each rectangle falls into a series or pattern of some sort and you simply have to follow the same rule for the rectangle of unknown area.

anonymous · Answer

you right..thats where im confused

anonymous · Answer

*your

anonymous · Answer

Well, just right them down (the  w*l ) and stare at 'em for a bit:-)

anonymous · Answer

write

anonymous · Answer

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