11 3/16" + 4'=

11 3/16" = 4'=

23 3/4" / 2=

5/8" +17/32"=

48" / 3 - 2=

1/3 x 90 degrees=

360 degrees/ 8=

show work, please

167'x 140 1/2'=

484"x 6 1/2'=
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4ft+11& 3/16 inch...48inch+11 inch +(3/16)

=59.1875 inch
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11 3/16" +4'= 59.19"

23 3/4" / 2= 11.88"

5/8" +17/32"= 1.156"

48" / 3 - 2=14"

1/3 x 90 degrees=30 degrees

360 degrees/ 8=45 degrees

167'x 140 1/2'= 2346 ft^2

484"x 6 1/2'= 262.2ft^2

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