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A landscaper designed two similar triangular gardens, represented below. She covers both gardens with mulch. How much total area (in both gardens) does she have to cover?
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A landscaper designed two similar triangular gardens, represented below. She covers both gardens with mulch. How much total area (in both gardens) does she have to cover?

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Answer: The smaller triangle has one side that’s 28 m and the other triangle has a side of 35 m with an area of 625 m²

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