Chapter review day 1 with change of dimension
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This document provides instructions for a geometry drill. It tells students to put their homework and pen in a certain place on their desk and that they will need a responder device. It then asks students to describe the effect that different changes have on the area of given figures, including doubling the length of a rectangle, multiplying the height of a parallelogram by 5, and multiplying the width of a rectangle by 2.
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