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Dmitry [639]
9 months ago
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Several poles, that were 0.4 meters in length, were attached end to end to form a pole that was 150 meters long. How many poles,

0.4 meters in length, were attached?​
Mathematics
1 answer:
sertanlavr [38]9 months ago
8 0
So for this equation you would divide 150 by 0.4
150/0.4= 375 poles
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