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A trampoline has a rectangular jumping surface that is 10.3 feet long and 9.3 feet wide . What is the area of the jumping surfac

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Andrei [34K]3 years ago

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Area is equals length times (*) breath
L*b
10.3*9.3
=95.79l

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