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Mazyrski [523]
3 years ago
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how many wall are there in your room? what are the shape of the floor and ceiling in your room ? how can you find the area of ea

ch shape?prepare the answer. present the conclusion in the form of report. plz answer the question in right.​how many wall are there in your room? what are the shape of the floor and ceiling in your room ? how can you find the area of each shape?prepare the answer. present the conclusion in the form of report. plz answer the question in right. plz answer the question steps by step.​
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