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21 July, 22:54

3. Jim is fencing in his garden, which is in the

shape of a right triangle. He measures the base to

be 10 feet, the height to be 7 feet. How many feet

of fencing will Jim need to enclose this triangular

garden? (round to the nearest tenth)

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