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The combined land area of the countries A & B is 153, 973 square kilometers. Determine land area of each country.
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I just realized I should not have accepted this question, you did not provide all the information for the problem.You need a piece of information about the countries A or about the countries B. What you need to do is we know that
the combined countries of A & B is 153,973...this is represented as
A+B=153,975 km
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