The pattern of the scarf is 28 in and 15 in what is the area of the scarf

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The area is 270 inches, because you would do length times width, which in this situation is 28 and 15. You multiply them, and you get 270.

Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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28 bye 15 and you get your answer

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