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Mathematics, 04.02.2022 09:20 keidyhernandezm

Keb wants to put a swimming pool in his backyard. He buys a square tarp to go under it. The circumference of the pool is 48 feet. The tarp is 16 feet on each side. Is the tarp large enough to fit entirely on the tarp? What percent of the tarp is covered?

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