Alison is going camping and needs to get a tarp to cover the top of her tent. She has the following diagram of her tent. How lar
ge a tarp does she need?
A) 80 ft2
B) 105 ft2
C) 160 ft2
D) 185 ft2
A) 80 ft2
B) 105 ft2
C) 160 ft2
D) 185 ft2
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