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Question 1You are creating a that has two div elements that have formatting applied. In testing, the two elements box look like this:When the user hovers over the smaller rectangle, you would like it to look like this:The yellow box has been formatted with the following style rule:You have begun creating the style rule that will be used when the user hovers over the yellow rectangle:What should you type in the blank space? (Remember, properties, values and functions should be in lower case.)

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Question 1You are creating a that has two div elements that have formatting applied. In testing, the two elements box look like this:When the user hovers over the smaller rectangle, you would like it to look like this:The yellow box has been formatted with the following style rule:You have begun creating the style rule that will be used when the user hovers over the yellow rectangle:What should you type in the blank space? (Remember, properties, values and functions should be in lower case.)

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I'm sorry, but your question is incomplete. You didn't provide the style rule for the yellow box, the initial look of the two elements, or the desired hover effect for the yellow rectangle. Please provide these details so I can give you an accurate answer.

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