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2. A landscaper drew a scale drawing of a rectangular yard using the scale, , before beginning to work on the yard.
(a) The landscaper plans to put a fence around the entire yard. How many meters of fencing does she need? Show your work.
(b) The landscaper plans to create a rectangular garden that is the size of the actual yard. What is the area of the garden? Show your work.
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