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Collin is building a deck on the back of his family‘s house he has enough lumber for the deck to be 144 ft.² the length should b

e 10 feet more than it’s worth what should be the dimensions of the deck

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stira [4]3 years ago

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18x8
Use a calculator and plug in numbers

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