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Mrs. Leugs wants to paint ONE wall in her house. The rectangular wall has dimensions of 13 ft by 7 ft. If one jar of paint cover

s 40 ft^2, how many jars of paint will she need to buy? I NEED WORK SHOWN FOR MY ASSIGNMENT.

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3241004551 [841]3 years ago

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You will need three jars of paint I believe

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