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(#M40037780) EXAM Numerical Ability question Find side of the square Keep an EYE

A square is divided by two lines lines such that 4 smaller rectangles are formed. Area of upper left rectangle is 15 cm sq and area of lower right side rectangle is 48 cm sq. Fine the side of the square.

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