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Generally, _____________ is taken off by the square foot for surface area, linear foot for pipe insulation, and by the individual piece for fittings or doors.

          Generally, _____________ is taken off by the square foot for surface area, linear foot for pipe insulation, and by the individual piece for fittings or doors.
        

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00:01 From the question that has been given to us now, we asked to find the area for the first one.
00:06 So let's look at it, the area and the perimeter.
00:10 Area is given by length multiplied by the breadth...
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