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Katie is building a rectangle wall.the wall will be 332 bricks wide and 39 bricks tall. She has 15000 bricks.does she have enoug

h bricks to build the wall?explain. Show your work

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Hunter-Best [27]4 years ago

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First find the area. 39*332=12,948. 12,948 is less than 15,000, so yes, she has enough bricks.

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