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please look at the problem and help. I tried to ask my teacher for help earlier but she ignored me so please don't ignore this.

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Alchen [17]3 years ago

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36*40+36*40-6*6=2844ft^2

we had to subtract the area of the closet so it wasn't counted twice :P

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