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the sport field at patton elementryschool is shaped like a rectangle . the field is 72 yard lobg and 46 yardwide. what isthe are

a of the field in square yard

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valina [46]3 years ago

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Length x width will give you area so...

72 x 46 = 3,312 yards is the area

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