Determine the shape factor, F12 , for the rectangles shown. 3 m+6 m -- 66 m(1)(a) Perpendicular rectangleswithout a common edge.2.

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Determine the shape factor, F₁₂ , for the rectangles shown.

3 m
+6 m -
- 6
6 m
(1)
(a) Perpendicular rectangles
without a common edge.
2.

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