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Which of the following situations best models the materials needed to build the fence for the warehouse lot shown in the general

contractor’s design? The general contractor should purchase enough materials for approximately 3,000 linear feet of fencing. The general contractor should purchase enough materials for approximately 3,300 linear feet of fencing. The general contractor should purchase enough materials for 615,636 linear feet of fencing. None of the above.

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Len [333]3 years ago

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I can help if you somehow find a way to show me the warehouse lot or give me the info on it, if theres a picture or graph of it screenshot it and give it to me? then I can help~

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