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PLS HELP ASAP PLEASE Heidi and Andrew designed two raised flower beds for their garden. Heidi's flower bed was 5 feet long by 3 feet wide, and Andrew's flowerbed was the same length but twice as wide. calculate how many cubic feet or soil they need to buy to have soil to a depth of 2 feet in both flower beds.

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First, find the area of both beds!
For Heidi: 5 x 3 = 15
For Andrew: 5 x (3 x 2) = 30 ft

Added together, the beds have an area of 45 feet. To place soil with a depth of 2 feet, simply multiply by 2. You can think of this as finding the volume of the beds, which is length x width x height, or area x height. The answer is 90 cubic feet!

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