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Lisa and Judy are wrapping gifts for their children. Lisa is making the bows. She has 37 and 1/3 yards of ribbon. If each bow us

es 4 and 2/3 yards of ribbon, how many bows can Lisa make?

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trapecia [35]3 years ago

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32 2/3

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