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16. Perimeter of a rectangle is 18 m. If the measure of sides are whole numbers of centimetres, find the possible
pairs of its sides (lengths and breadths).

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16. Perimeter of a rectangle is 18 m. If the measure of sides are whole numbers of centimetres, find the possiblepairs of its sides (lengths and breadths).​

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16. Perimeter of a rectangle is 18 m. If the measure of sides are whole numbers of centimetres, find the possible
pairs of its sides (lengths and breadths).