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3 years ago

Oliva ties 2.5 feet of ribbon on to 1 balloon how many yards of ribbon dose olivia need for 18 balloons

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Bezzdna [24]3 years ago

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Olivia needs 15 yards of ribbon.

2.5x18=45 feet

divide 45ft by 3 to see how many yards that would be.

45/3=15

Hope that I helped

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