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3 years ago

Help. Ignore this i was told to write at least 20 characters

Mathematics

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serg [7]3 years ago

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lol sommet i would do lol but i didnt ahaha

Answer:

follow steps below --------------------------------------(down arrow)

Step-by-step explanation:

to work out the surface area you would do

base times height

length times width

height times width then add all together

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Walk: $t_2=\dfrac{d}{4}$

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