Its 16.
So you have 12 miles on that trail, and markers every 2/3 of the way there. If you were to divide 2 with 3 then you can get the decimal of the fraction. Which in this case it’s 0.75. So every single 0.75 of the mile there is a marker. Divide 12 with 0.75 and you get 16 markers.
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Two million forty-six thousand seven hundred and eight.
Answer: 112 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that the width of the rectangular piece of wood is 4 inches and the width of the strip ribbon is 1/4 inches.
Then, let be "n" the number of strips ribbon that Laura needs to cover the width of the rectangular piece of wood (Assuming that she will cover the wood in the form shown in the figure attached). This is:

To find the lenght of ribbon that Laura needs to conver the wood, you must multiply the number of strips ribbon "n" by the lenght of the rectangular piece of wood, then you get:

If you divide 67 by 50 you are left with 1.34 if you turn that decimal into a percent it turns into 134%