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A rectangle has a length of 9.00 inches and a width of 4.25 inches. What us the area in square inches? Round to the correct sign

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gregori [183]3 years ago

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9.00 x 4.25 = 38.25

If we round it, it will be 38 inches

So the area is 38in^2

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