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Question
Look at these interesting stamps.
Which two stamps have the same area? How much is the area of each of these stamps? square cm.
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Solution
Stamp D and stamp F have the same area. Stamp D and stamp F cover an equal number of squares. Each of them covers 12 squares of one-centimeter side. Area of each of these stamps = 12 square cm.
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