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2 years ago

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Your answer is D 1,875 square feet
step1: divide 1,125/3=375
step2: multiply 375*5=1,875
you divide to get the ratio you multiply to get the total area he will cover
hope this helped have a great day

zheka24 [161]2 years ago

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The answer is D 1875 square feet
My work:
First I divided 1125 by 3 to get 375 then I
Multiplied 375 by 5 and got 1875 so the
Answer is D

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