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3 years ago

blake is cutting a piece of rope into fourths. if each piece is 16 in ches long, what is the length of the entire rope?

2 answers:

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Hello Alexgator88,
If there are four sections of rope and each piece is 16 inches long then we know that 16 times 4 is 64.
So your answer is 64 inches long.
~Naterator
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NemiM [27]3 years ago

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Multiply those 4 pieces by 16, the length that each of them are. The answer would be 64.

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