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Harlamova29_29 [7]

7 months ago

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While munching on some skittles, Bobby the Vampire lost a tooth that just so happened to be one of his fangs. He measured it to

be 27 centimeters long. How long was his tooth in inches?

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12345 [234]7 months ago

7 0

Answer: 10.6299

Step-by-step explanation:

There are 0.3937 inches in a cm., So, the length of the tooth in inches is $27(0.3937)=10.6299 \text{ in }$

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