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A new office building is being finished. The builders The builders calculate that 16,740 square feet of carpet will be needed. I

f each office requires approximately 124 square feet of carpet, how many offices will be carpeted?

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neonofarm [45]4 years ago

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If you divided the amount of carpet with the size of each office you get 135

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