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Mathematics, 07.12.2019 11:31 Jasten

Mark’s garden is a rectangle that is (4a+96)/(a+15) meters long and (4a+24)/(a+15) meters wide.

if mark decides to fence his garden, the total length of fencing material required would be *blank* meters. if he uses prebuilt fence sections that are 50 centimeters wide, he will need *blank* sections.

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