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An architect is designing a rectangular house that is 60 feet long and 40 feet wide. He uses of the area for the 1/4 living room

and of the area for the 1/6 kitchen. What area, in square feet, is left over for other parts of the house?
A 1400 ft2
B 1000 ft2
C 140 ft2
D 100 ft2

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Lynna [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

6o×40=2400

area 1/4=2400÷4=600

area 1/6=600÷6=100

(d)=100 ft2

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