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Brian is fencing in a rectangular area in the backyard for his dog. He has 25ft of fence. He does not need fencing on the side t

hat runs along the garage. This side is 9ft long. What are the dimensions of the kennel? Explain your answer.

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gregori [183]4 years ago

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the dimensions are 7, 9, 9 because when you do 9+9 which is both sides except the garage you get 7

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