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First we need to calculate the are of each wall, since we alredy knew the length (l) and the width (w) which is the height of the wall in this case:
A = wl = 9 . 12 = 108 (ft²)
We also know that he painted 3 walls, we need to multiply our first result by 3, in other words, the area of wall that Brett painted is the sum of the area of three walls: 108 . 3 = 324 (ft²)
(10,5) would make the equation correct
Answer:
second one and I don't know how to do it sorry is it a
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can you help me with my question
<u>previous </u><u>budget</u>
- mostly basic essentials
- little to no luxuries
- little saving
current <u>budget</u>
- good amount of savings
- luxuries
- secondary wants
So if they lost 2 yards on the first play and on the following three plays they lost 2 yards they lost 4 yards total because it doesnt say they lost 2 yards on each of the three play so they would only lose 4 yards