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You're right, it's confusing. I think that by "area", they mean the area of the whole garden. In that case, it would be 1081.125 sq. ft.
A couple of questions regarding AREAS (and getting the formulas,etc.)
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Okay,have it your way.It's not like I've lost something... 
Daniel.
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It's not the only way to think of this problem... 
Daniel.
Daniel.
mathzeroh
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dextercioby said:It's not the only way to think of this problem...
Daniel.
No argument there. this is math, math is infinite...sometimes.
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I think it's the way the textbook and the teacher want us too.
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christinono said:I think it's the way the textbook and the teacher want us too.
Did u talk to them...??How would you know what the teacher thinks...?
Did u ask the book...?? Daniel.
christinono
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didn't you know, I'm psychic!
No, judging by the complexity of the first 3 problems, I'm assuming that's what they meant.
No, judging by the complexity of the first 3 problems, I'm assuming that's what they meant.