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Nick has to build a brick wall. Each row of the wall requires 62 bricks. There are 10 rows in the wall. How many bricks will Nic

k require to build the wall? 102 × 6 106 610 10 × 62

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VARVARA [1.3K]3 years ago

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The answer is 10 x 62. He has 62 across, and 10 vertically. To find how many total he needs, you have to multiply both together. I hope this helps!

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