SOLUTION: If a rectangsle is redrawn so that the perimeter increases but the area stays the same what does the rectangle look like?

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Question 430902: If a rectangsle is redrawn so that the perimeter increases but the area stays the same what does the rectangle look like?
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Answer:If the area of rectangle is constant,when the perimeter increases the difference L-W, increases.Therefore the rectangle approaches to the line segment with length and width.. The opposite happen when the perimeter decreases, the difference L-W, decreases and the rectangle approaches to the square.
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