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What is the area in square feet of a rectangular lot measuring 120 feet by 180 feet?

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B) 21,600

Area of a rectangle = length × width. 120 ft × 180 ft = 21,600 square feet. A common error is transposing digits (21,060), while 600 results from adding the two dimensions instead of multiplying, and 12,600 reflects a digit-swap mistake in one of the dimensions.

Answer Options
A
600
B
21,600
C
21,060
D
12,600

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Key Terms:

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