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First you find the area, 14 x 10 which is 140 inches
Then, inches to foot (12 inches in 1 foot)
So, 140/12 which is 11 2/3 feet
Now 11 2/3 * 2.50 for each foot is 29.16 (rounded down, 29$) (not sure if this is right btw)
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