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Refer back to Lesson 2, Part A. Assume that the average shoulder width of the people in the line was 1.325 feet. How long would the line be if it contained 10 million people? Express your answer in feet.

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Refer back to Lesson 2, Part A. Assume that the average shoulder width of the people in the line was...