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A picture of Margo's garden is shown below. It is made of 2 rectangular prisms. She wants to fill it with dirt. She needs to find the volume of the garden to know how much dirt to buy. 9 cubic feet 10
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A picture of Margo's garden is shown below. It is made of 2 rectangular prisms. She wants to fill it with dirt. She needs to find the volume of the garden to know how much dirt to buy.

9 cubic feet


10 cubic feet


98 cubic feet


107 cubic feet

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9 cubic feet

  • Step-by-step explanation: You multiply them all then divide 9 by the greatest number that fits in 107

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