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7-8. Mrs. Lynch lost her dog. She started at point (3.4), which represents her house, and drove in the shape of the modeled trapezoid below until she returned to her home.
If each unit represents 0.75 miles what is the distance Mrs. Lynch drives to look for
Libby to the nearest mile?


7-8. Mrs. Lynch lost her dog. She started at point (3.4), which represents her house,

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