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Paula works at a dog park. The dogs have worn out the grass, so Paula needs to sod the area shown in the diagram.

82 ft.

50 ft.

75 ft.

Paula needs to sod

she needs is

square feet of land. Assuming that Paula can cut the sod into pieces, the number of 3-square-foot pieces of sod

Submit

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Malakai Jefferson

Mathematics

14 April, 14:02

Teach box. Use numerals instead of words.

Paula works at a dog park. The dogs have worn out the grass, so Paula needs to sod the area shown in the diagram.

82 ft.

50 ft.

75 ft.

Paula needs to sod

she needs is

square feet of land. Assuming that Paula can cut the sod into pieces, the number of 3-square-foot pieces of sod

Submit

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Janiya Ross · Answer 1

Can't answer without the diagram I can answer it easy if you add that.

Kallie Macias · Answer 2

Paula needs to sod 3855 square feet of land. Assuming that Paula can cut the sod into pieces, the number of 3-square-foot pieces of sod she needs is 1285.