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3 years ago

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Brilliant_brown [7]3 years ago

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Well, I only know the answer to the first one (Sorry!!)
First you have to divide 7/4 by 7/8, or 7/4 x 8/7. That equals 56/28, an improper fraction. So, you divide 56 by 28, which equals 2.
So, it will take 2 days to process what was collected on Saturday.

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