Twenty-four 1cm × 1cm squares are used to tile a rectangle.              (a)   Find the dimensions of all possible rectangles.   (b) Which of the above rectangles in part (a) has the largest perimeter?

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  • . Twenty-four 1cm × 1cm squares are used to tile a rectangle.
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           (a)   Find the dimensions of all possible rectangles.

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  • (b) Which of the above rectangles in part (a) has the largest perimeter?
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