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A plumbing contractor is calculating the total length of two copper pipes. One pipe is inches long and the other is $3\sqrt{5} inches long. True or False: These two measurements can be combined into a single total of $5\sqrt{5} inches because is equivalent to $2\sqrt{5}$.
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