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Mathematics, 19.05.2020 04:02 swagbruh6790

38. A painting without its frame has
a width 2.5 times its height, h,
in inches. Its frame is 3 in. wide
all along its perimeter. What is
an expression for the area of the
framed painting in terms of h?
Simplify your expression, and write
it in standard form.

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