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QUANTITY TAKE OFF – MASONRY PRACTICE PROBLEM #2 Find the quantity of standard size bricks(8inx3.75inx2.25in) you should have delivered to your project if the following conditions are given: -Wall is 8 ft high, 14 ft wide - two opening, one 48in x 72in, one 32in x 48in - Mortar joints are .5in thick - 2 rows are required

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