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14. Mr. Crain wants to decorate his door for the first day of school. The door is 7 feet tall and 3 feet wide. How many square feet of paper will Mr. Crain need to cover the door before he decorates it?
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14. Mr. Crain wants to decorate his door for

the first day of school. The door is 7 feet
tall and 3 feet wide. How many square feet
of paper will Mr. Crain need to cover the
door before he decorates it?

14. Mr. Crain wants to decorate his door for the first day of school. The door is-example-1
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Multiply 7 and 3 which equals 21
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21 squared feet.
Multiply the length (7 ft) by the height (3 ft).
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