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The perimeter of another quilt had to be 34 feet because he only had that much binding. If he wanted it to be 8 feet long, what would it's area be?
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The perimeter of another quilt had to be 34 feet because he only had that much binding. If he wanted it to be 8 feet long, what would it's area be?
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The perimeter of another quilt had to be 34 feet because he only had that much binding. If he wanted it to be 8 feet long, what would it's area be?
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72ft
you do 8 times 2 is 16
34-16 is 18 then divide by 2 is 9
9 times 8 is 72
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