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The two squares, X and Y, are mathematically similar.

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the whole question: The two squares, X and Y, are mathematically similar. The areas of X and Y are 17 cm2 and 272 cm2, respectively. The length of X is 9 cm. Find the corresponding length of Y.

asked Nov 23, 2014 by Jonah D a Novice (33 points)

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