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Annika Hill

8 June, 15:50

You are designing a miniature pool table. You want it to be 1/2 the size of the normal pool table. The ball rack for a normal pool table has 3 equal sides of 12 inches. What will the area of the ball rack for your pool table be? what is size bulletin board can he cover?

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