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Artificial turf is being used to cover a playing field. If the field is rectangular with a length of 120 yd and a width of 80 yd, how much artificial turf must be purchased to cover the field?

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To find the total area of the playing field, you multiply the length by the width. Given: Length = 120 yards Width = 80 yards Area = Length × Width Area = 120 yards × 80 yards Area = 9600 square yards So, you would need to purchase 9600 square yards of artificial turf to cover the field.

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