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12-02-2021
Mathematics

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alyssajwilliams alyssajwilliams

12-02-2021

Answer:

(6)(3)+(18+6x)

Step-by-step explanation:

6 times 3 will give you the area of the table without the extension and the problem says that (18+6x) is the area for the extension. So when you add up the two areas you get the total area!

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jennifer29168 jennifer29168

12-02-2021

think smarter,not harder! (sorry i need to stop)lol

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