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Greg has a table that is 3.75 meters in length. He wants to make a tablecloth that is 20 centimeters longer on each end than the table. What steps should Greg use to determine th…

Greg has a table that is 3.75 meters in length. He wants to make a tablecloth that is 20 centimeters longer on each end than the table. What steps should Greg use to determine th…
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Greg has a table that is 3.75 meters in length. He wants to make a tablecloth that is 20 centimeters longer on each end than the table.

What steps should Greg use to determine the correct number of centimeters to make the tablecloth?

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Answer:

D the one that said add by 40 with 100/1 3.75

Explanation:

User Daniel Pilch
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Answer:

Explanation:

3.75M + 20(4)cm

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