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Mathematics, 20.09.2020 20:01, jean143965

I need help in solving this, I dont want an answer. 10. The Wilson family had a family portrait framed for their living room. The frame measures 45 inches long and 37 inches wide. Which is a reasonable value for how much wall space the portrait will cover? A. B. 12 ft 12 ft C. 14 ft D. 14 ft?

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