Mathematics, 18.03.2021 21:40, cambamm12

Gary wanted to pour a concrete slab in his back yard. He currently had 3.68 cubic feet of concrete. He found out he needed 6.07 cubic feet more of concrete to finish the job. How much concrete did he need in total to pour the slab? 9
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