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Dev is designing a new sign for his studio. However, he needs to make several improvements to the sign before it is ready to be hung.
Question 1. Dev wants to add a metal trim around the perimeter of the sign. How much trim should Dev purchase? Round your answer to the nearest foot.
Question 2. The front of the sign also needs to be waterproof with a protective
sealer. How much area needs to be covered by the sealer? Round your answer to the nearest foot.
Question 3. If a pint of sealer covers an area of 20 square feet, how many pints of sealer should Dev buy?
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