2 years ago

You measure the length of a flower garden to be ten 2-foot paces. A tape measure gives the actual length as 17.1 feet.

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1 answer:

Temka [501]2 years ago

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Answer:

2.9 feet

Step-by-step explanation:

ten 2-foot paces

= 10 x 2

= 20 feet

Actual length

= 17.1 ft

Difference

= 20 - 17.1

= 2.9 feet

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You measure the length of a flower garden to be ten 2​-foot paces. A tape measure gives the actual length as 17.1 feet.

You measure the length of a flower garden to be ten 2-foot paces. A tape measure gives the actual length as 17.1 feet.