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Luiza runs a lawn-mowing business. She decides to measure the rate at which the volume of fuel she uses increases with the area of the lawn. What would be an appropriate unit for Luiza's purpose?
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Luiza runs a lawn-mowing business. She decides to measure the rate at which the volume of fuel she uses increases with the area of the lawn. What would be an appropriate unit for Luiza's purpose?
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Square yards or square feet
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An appropriate unit for Luisa's purpose would either be square feet or square yards. these are easy, measurable sizes that would work for measuring lawn sizes.
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