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Farmer johnson is planting a garden in the park. he has a square garden bed that is 21 feet long. He divides the bed into squares for vegetables. The squares are 3 by 3 feet lon…

Farmer johnson is planting a garden in the park. he has a square garden bed that is 21 feet long. He divides the bed into squares for vegetables. The squares are 3 by 3 feet lon…
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farmer johnson is planting a garden in the park. he has a square garden bed that is 21 feet long. He divides the bed into squares for vegetables. The squares are 3 by 3 feet long.How many different vegetable squares could he have?

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Answer:

3

Explanation:

3x3=9

21/9= 3

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