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A. 298 m2 B. 304 m2 C. 258 m2 please explain too

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A. 298 m2
B. 304 m2
C. 258 m2

please explain too

A. 298 m2 B. 304 m2 C. 258 m2 please explain too-example-1

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The answer is 298 m2

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