A shoreline is eroding at a rate of 1/3 3 foot per 3 months. How many feet are eroding per year?

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I am pretty sure you mean 1313 per 3 months, I just answered this question for someone else. The answer is 5252 feet a year<em>
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7ft if 3+1/3 hopefully this helps i did hwat i can

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