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3 years ago

selct the measurements that are equal. Mark all that apply a.6 feet b.15 yards c.45feet d.600 inches e. 12 feet. f. 540 inches

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Brut [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

15 yards, 45 feet and 540 inches are equal.

Step-by-step explanation:

To know if the measurements are equal, we first need to convert all the measures to the same unit. In this case, I will convert them all to feet.

a.6 feet

b.15 yards ≈ 45 feet

c.45 feet

d.600 inches ≈ 50 feet

e. 12 feet

f. 540 inches ≈ 45 feet

Therefore, b, c and f are equal.

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