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Can you mail an envelope 3.5 x 3.5? - Answers

It depends. 3.5 centimetres x 3.5 centimetres: Yes, but getting a stamp and an address on it might be a tight squeeze. 3.5 metres x 3.5 metres: Probably not. 3.5 kilometres x 3.5 km: No! It would have helped if you indicated the units of measurement.



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It depends. 3.5 centimetres x 3.5 centimetres: Yes, but getting a stamp and an address on it might be a tight squeeze. 3.5 metres x 3.5 metres: Probably not. 3.5 kilometres x 3.5 km: No! It would have helped if you indicated the units of measurement.



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It depends. 3.5 centimetres x 3.5 centimetres: Yes, but getting a stamp and an address on it might be a tight squeeze. 3.5 metres x 3.5 metres: Probably not. 3.5 kilometres x 3.5 km: No! It would have helped if you indicated the units of measurement.

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