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Mrs. Watson has 30 desks in her math class, each shaped like the trapezoid shown below. She plans to cover each one with bulletin board paper for a project. What is the minimum …

Mrs. Watson has 30 desks in her math class, each shaped like the trapezoid shown below. She plans to cover each one with bulletin board paper for a project. What is the minimum …
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Mrs. Watson has 30 desks in her math class, each shaped like the trapezoid shown below. She plans to cover each one with bulletin board paper for a project. What is the minimum amount of paper she will need?​

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Answer: 12,888 in^2 (inches squared)

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