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Mathematics, 01.02.2020 00:54 emfranco1

Only boxes less than 3.5 feet wide will fit through the doorway. which measurements show the widths of three boxes that will each fit through the doorway?

a. 36 inches, 42 inches, 40 inches.
b. 42 inches, 43 inches, 38 inches.
c. 40 inches, 37 inches, 41 inches.
d. 38 inches, 40 inches, 42 inches

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