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HELP FAST FAST FAST FAST PLS ILL LOVE YOU FORVER. Greta is putting a 20 foot fence around her pool. She uses all the border to m

ake four sections that are the same length. Which expression does NOT equal the length of one of these sections in feet?

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dezoksy [38]3 years ago

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20 over 4 llllllllll<em /><em />

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