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Question 2 Using the estimates you found in question 1, convert the lengths into decimal numbers and then find the actual area of each tile.

Question 2 Using the estimates you found in question 1, convert the lengths into decimal numbers and then find the actual area of each tile.
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Question 2 Using the estimates you found in question 1, convert the lengths into decimal numbers and then find the actual area of each tile.

Question 2 Using the estimates you found in question 1, convert the lengths into decimal-example-1
Question 2 Using the estimates you found in question 1, convert the lengths into decimal-example-1
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User Lahiru Prasanna
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Answer:

A: 5.0625

B: 10.16015625

C: 15.015625

Explanation:

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Question 2 Using the estimates you found in question 1, convert the lengths into decimal-example-1
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