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01-08-2018
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the can of tuna is twice as wide but half as tall as the can of corn. what is true about the areas of their labels?

the can of tuna is twice as wide but half as tall as the can of corn what is true about the areas of their labels class=

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Swagduck343 Swagduck343

01-08-2018

It's the first one! They are equal to each other.

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GuthrieT GuthrieT

01-08-2018

They are equal to each other because they have the same volume

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