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Which part are you having trouble with?
@dylanm the whole problem :(
If it helps, the cut-out bits at the top of each length of wood are equal to 0.5 sq ft. Because they form a triangle.
@dylanm should the area of each space above the step be calculated and then added?
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Your best bet is probably to work out what the area of just one piece of wood is, and then multiply it by 4.
I'm making you a diagram
Ok, thanks a lot!
Does that clear things up?
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@dylanm yes it does! thank you a lot!!!!
Good, let me know what answer you get :)
@dylanm I got A. Is it correct?
14 sq ft
Yes. Good job
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Thank you so much for everything! :)
You're welcome :)
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