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When wrapping a birthday gift in the shape of a rectangular prism for his mother, Kenji adds an additional 2.5 square feet of g...Asked by shawn aceus
When wrapping a birthday gift in the shape of a rectangular prism for his mother, Kenji adds an additional 2.5 square inches of gift wrap to allow for overlap. How many square inches of gift wrap will Kenji use to wrap a gift 3.5 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 2 inches?
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💂🤴❣️👸Princess🤴❣️👸💂
let me help u out
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💂🤴❣️👸Princess🤴❣️👸💂
2 inches what?
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💂🤴❣️👸Princess🤴❣️👸💂
so i seached ur question because im an 8th grader and idk this and i dont know if this link will show up
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I looked on this and idk if this will help u
jiskha.com/questions/1550451/when-wrapping-a-birthday-gift-in-the-shape-of-a-rectangular-prism-for-his-mother-kenji
I looked on this and idk if this will help u
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oobleck
Assuming the overlap is at the ends of the box and the girth, then the paper needs to be
18 + 2*2.5 by 2(2+3.5)+2.5
Your answer may differ if you wrap the paper in a different way.
18 + 2*2.5 by 2(2+3.5)+2.5
Your answer may differ if you wrap the paper in a different way.
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iExplore
Hmm... I feel like I remember this question, I think my teacher gave it to us in 7th grade.
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iExplore
Must be a popular problem.
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