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Mr. Gibson mapped out two gardens he wants to build in his backyard. Mr. Gibson's gardens are shown below. Which equation could be used to find A, the total area of Mr. Gib…

Mr. Gibson mapped out two gardens he wants to build in his backyard. Mr. Gibson's gardens are shown below. Which equation could be used to find A, the total area of Mr. Gib…
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Mr. Gibson mapped out two gardens he wants to build in his backyard. Mr. Gibson's gardens are shown below.

Which equation could be used to find A, the total area of Mr. Gibson's gardens

Mr. Gibson mapped out two gardens he wants to build in his backyard. Mr. Gibson's-example-1
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The answer is 36feet
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Answer:36ft

Step-by-step explanation:3 times 3 times 4 is 36

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