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A gardener would like to keep animals out of his rectangular garden by putting up a fence. Find how much fencing is needed to en

close the garden if its dimensions are 93 by 63 feet

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Daniel [21]3 years ago

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To figure out the answer, you need to find the perimeter. To do this you know (93*2)+(63*2). Your answer is 312 ft.

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