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john has two rectangular mirrors that are similar. The lenght of the smaller mirror is 4 inchesand the width is 6 inches. The width of the bigger mirror is 2 feet. What is the lenght of the bigger mirror
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l1=4inch
w1=6inch
l2=2feet
w2=?
w2= 2feet* 6inch/4inch
[input]2feet* 6inch/4inch in feet[/input]
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