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asked Jun 2, 2022 153k views

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18ft times 12ft long

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Pandurang Yachwad asked

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Answer:

216 ft

Explanation:

18 x 12 = 216 so ya ezzzzzz :)))))

Az answered Jun 8, 2022

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