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Today, I am making a triangle-shaped sandbox for my sweet, little Maci. Papa gave me 30' in length of 2"x 4' planks. I would like the longest side to be 12'. What is one possible combination for the other
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Today, I am making a triangle-shaped sandbox for my sweet, little Maci. Papa gave me 30' in length of 2"x 4' planks. I would like the longest side to be 12'. What is one possible combination for the other two sides? (show work)
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If you have 30' in 2x4 planks and you want the longest side to be 12', subtract 12' from 30' to determine how many feet of planks you have left:
30' - 12' = 18'. You could divide this 18' by 2 and by doing so get two 9' planks for the (equal) shorter sides of your triangular box.
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