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Length fence siding available = 24

Add width of the door to be provided = 4 feet

=> the available length can cover a shed of base perimeter (24 + 4) = 28.

Given the shed has a square foundation, the perimeter of the base = 28 => base side is 7.

Thus, the foundation should be 7 by 7 feet. ANSWER

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