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The lengths of the sides of a rectangle, measured to the nearest 10 mm, are 90 mm and 40 mm.

Find the smallest possible perimeter, in mm, of the rectangle.

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8 The lengths of the sides of a rectangle, measured to the nearest 10 mm, are 90 mm and 40 mm. Find the smallest possible perimeter, in mm, of the rectangle

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The lengths of the sides of a rectangle, measured to the nearest 10 mm, are 90 mm and 40 mm.Find the smallest possible perimeter, in mm, of the rectangle.​

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The lengths of the sides of a rectangle, measured to the nearest 10 mm, are 90 mm and 40 mm.

Find the smallest possible perimeter, in mm, of the rectangle.