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Roger is placing 3 bookcases next to each other. each bookcase is 5 1/2 feet wide. what is the total space the bookcases will take up
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roger is placing 3 bookcases next to each other. each bookcase is 5 1/2 feet wide. what is the total space the bookcases will take up
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3 times 5.5 is 16.5 feet
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