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You have 120 pieces of fabric to make a blanket. Each piece is a square with a side length of 6 inches. You can use as many pieces as possible to create a square blanket. What is the area of the blanket?
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You have 120 pieces of fabric to make a blanket. Each piece is a square with a side length of 6 inches. You can use as many pieces as possible to create a square blanket.

What is the area of the blanket?
How many pieces of fabric are left over?
How many more pieces of Gabriel would you need to increase the size of the blanket?

You have 120 pieces of fabric to make a blanket. Each piece is a square with a side-example-1
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3600 inches squared, 20 and 1

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