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Larry plans to paint 2 walls in his room. The ceiling is 8 ft above the floor. One of the walls is 13 ft wide and the other is 1

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What is the area of the walls that Larry plans to paint?

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castortr0y [4]3 years ago

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10x8=80ft + 13x8=184

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