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2 years ago

Raul is drawing a plan for his bedroom. He needs to determine

Mathematics

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Alex2 years ago

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The cost to buy the flooring for Raul's bedroom is $364.65.

<h3>What is the cost to buy the flooring for Raul's bedroom?</h3>

A scale drawing is a reduced form in terms of dimensions of an original image / building / object

Actual length of the bedroom = 4 x 3.25 = 13 feet

Actual length of the bedroom = 4 x 2.75 = 11 feet

Area = 143 square feet

Cost = 143 x 2.55 = $364.65

To learn more about scale drawings, please check: brainly.com/question/26388230

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