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A rectangular garden 31 meters 40 centimeters long and 20 m30 cm wide is adjacent to the shorter side with another (fenced) garden, and on one longest side is a 1-meter wide gate. How many meters of the fence are needed to buy? (Estimate, calculate, and verify a test calculation, rounded to meters).
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