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Given:
Equilateral triangle: height = 2.6 inches ; base or side length = 3 inches
Rectangle: length = 6 inches ; width = 3 inches

1 name plate has 2 equilateral triangle and 3 rectangles.
Surface area of an equilateral triangle = √3/4 * a² = √3/4 * 3² = 3.9 in²

3.9 in² x 2 = 7.8 in²

Surface area of a rectangle = 6 in * 3 in = 18 in²

18 in² x 3 = 54 in²

7.8 in² + 54 in² = 61.8 in²

61.8 in² x 30 nameplates = 1,854 in² Choice A.

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