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How does geometry apply to the real world?

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Geometry can be used frequently in archectecture. Ex: When you need to find the area of your bedroom to redecorate, you have to use geometry. It can be used in finding the right amount of space for something also, like whether your refrigerator fits in that little nook. It's actually very useful.

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