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Matt decides the length of his table will be 15 in. He calculates that the area of the table is 30 in. squared. Determine if Matt’s calculation is correct

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26-04-2021

Answer:No Matt's calculation is not correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to multiply by the number of the area.If it is 4 inches we multiply by 4

15 x 4 =60

A=4 inches squared

A=LxW (length x width )

so you can say that:

Matt is incorrect because He skipped the step of multiplying 2 by 2 in the formula which is where we get 4 from.

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