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I would like to add carpet to all the floors in my house. If all the floors in my house measure 1,865 ft^2 and the cost of carpet is $39.87 per m^2 , how much would it cost to cover my floors with carpet?

I dont quite understand how to set up this problem. Can someone explain to me how to do this problem but not give me the answer I want to try to get the answer myself. Thank you (:

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