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Jackson is building a double desk.The tops need to be 120 in long.Each board is 66 inches.How much will he need to cut if he buy

s 2 ?

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Volgvan3 years ago

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He will need to cut altogether 12 inches to fit on the top if h buys 2 to adjust on the double desk.

Step-by-step explanation:

Jackson building a double desk requires 120 in long.
When each board is 66 inches
Therefore, if he buys 2 Boards, 2 x 66 = 132
He needs to cut . subtracting 132 - 120 to adjust on the desk.
132-120 = 12 if he cuts the board to adjust on each desk.

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