Computer table measures 10ft by 17ft. Cost of table is $16 per sq ft. How much will the table cost.

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alexandr1967 [171]3 years ago

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Hello! First things first, we need to find the area of the table. Just by doing some basic math, 10 * 17 is 170. The area of the computer table is 170 square feet. The table costs $16 per square feet. To find the total cost, all you have to do is multiply the area of the table by the cost per square foot. 170 * 16 is 2,720. The computer table will cost $2,720.

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