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Mrs. Stevens is wanting to buy new border for her math bulletin board in the hallway l. The length of the board is 6.8 meters. T

he width is 2.3 meters. How much border does Mrs. Stevens need to buy?

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Maurinko [17]3 years ago

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she needs 18.2 meters

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