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    The document contains four math word problems: 1) Find the width of a dirt road surrounding a rectangular garden given the garden dimensions and total area. 2) Find the dimensions of a rectangle given its diagonal length and that it is similar to a 36m by 48m rectangle. 3) Find the side lengths of a right triangle where the sides are consecutive even numbers. 4) Find the original side length of a square if increasing each side by 6 multiplies the area by 16.

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    The document contains four math word problems: 1) Find the width of a dirt road surrounding a rectangular garden given the garden dimensions and total area. 2) Find the dimensions of a rectangle given its diagonal length and that it is similar to a 36m by 48m rectangle. 3) Find the side lengths of a right triangle where the sides are consecutive even numbers. 4) Find the original side length of a square if increasing each side by 6 multiplies the area by 16.

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    The document contains four math word problems: 1) Find the width of a dirt road surrounding a rectangular garden given the garden dimensions and total area. 2) Find the dimensions of a rectangle given its diagonal length and that it is similar to a 36m by 48m rectangle. 3) Find the side lengths of a right triangle where the sides are consecutive even numbers. 4) Find the original side length of a square if increasing each side by 6 multiplies the area by 16.

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    1. A rectangular garden 50 m long and 34 m wide is surrounded by a uniform dirt road.

    Find the width of the road if the total area of the garden and road is 540 m².
    2. Calculate the dimensions of a rectangle whose diagonal is 75 m, knowing that it is
    similar to a rectangle with sides measuring 36 m 48 m respectively.
    3. The length of the sides of a right-angled triangle are measured as three consecutive
    even numbers (in cm). Find the values of these sides.
    4. If the length of each side of a square is increased by 6, the area is multiplied by 16.
    Find the length of one side of the original square.

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