Mathematics, 27.08.2019 13:00, lb4628830

13. a tennis court for singles pay is 78 feet and 27 feet wide the court for doubles pay has the same length but is 9 feet wider than the court for singes how much more area is covered by the tennis court used for doubles the junior court for payers 8 and under is 36 is ' feet wide how much more area is covered by the tennis court ' used for singes pay than by the junior court i the court for payers and under has the same width but is 18 feet shorter than the court for singes how much more - 4-. the tennis court used fer singes may - - in a

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