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One side of triangle is 28 feet the other is 40 feet what is the length of the third?
The length of the other side can be anything between 12 and 68 feet
What is the name of a creature with 100 feet?
A centipede
How many square feet are there in 29 linear feet?
Linear feet cannot be converted to square feet. One is a unit of distance, the other of area.
How big is 64 square feet?
It could represent the area of an 8 feet by 8 feet square or the area of a 4 feet by 16 feet rectangle amongst other possibilities.
How many sq ft is 24x32?
If those numbers are feet, just multiply them to get the square feet. If they are some other unit, convert them to feet first.
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