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To assemble a product you stack 0.10 Inch of foam, 1/4 Inch ofmetal, 1/2 inch of wood and 0.1 inch of fabric. How thick is the stack?
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To assemble a product you stack 0.10 Inch of foam, 1/4 Inch ofmetal, 1/2 inch of wood and 0.1 inch of fabric. How thick is the
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3 INCHES THICK
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