Mathematics, 11.03.2021 21:30 msladycie8831
When students enter the library, they are able to walk anywhere in the library where a bookcase is not present. All 4 bookcases are the same size. The diagram below shows the dimensions of the library and bookcases.
What is the area in square feet of the available carpet for students to walk?
A. 680 ft2
B. 60 ft2
C. 620 ft2
D. 114 ft2
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